[quote="bonecrrusher"]Anyways, heres some pics of what Ive been up to over the last week or so.
Since it was pretty nice out, and I had a free weekend. I decided to finish my interior swap. Now I had already swapped out the rear interior parts for black panels, well I decided to move on up front.
First problem was that the black dash panel harness was all cut up and Fubar'd. So I had to remove my blue dash, tear it apart, remove my harness, and swap it over to the black dashboard.
Then I had to tear out my body harness and swap it out for the power window harness that my friends I pulled this summer.
I had the body harness installed and my friends stopped by to install the power window regulators. My buddy punched out the crank regulators, and riveted in the power ones with the big daddy rivet gun.
Next day I got back working on the car and got the dash in, and had to go to class. So I put the dash in. Connected everything up and started the car. Thank god, everything worked. Then I put in the drivers side seat, the steering wheel and the center console so that I could have some heat after i got out of my night class.
Driving around with no door panels, or any other seats = a lot of road noise. So I had to turn the radio up louder.
Today I put in the rest of the misc trim and dash pieces that were missing, as well as por15'd the inner panel of the doors as well as cleaned up some surface rust that was under the door panel.
Tomorrow Im going to Por15 the metal plates that hold the Door panel arm rest on, as well as get the panels installed.
Now for teh pics.
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coming along nicely as usual.. the black looks so much nicer than the blue
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/682845/ <=== my '91 Sunbird LE 2.0 4cyl
ALMOST DONE.. '94 Cavalier 2.2L Z-Wannabee (in progress)
I agree. White on black is timeless.
Thumbs up on the black interior looks like its going well. I have a white 89 Z I swapped a 90 black interior into. Mine had water leaking in where the heater box mounts on the firewall even after I cleaned the cowl drains throughly. I used windshield urethane to seal the box to the firewall and no water leaked in yet... I rode with no carpet for a few weeks to verify my repair and learned its amazing how much road noise the carpet and insulation absorbs. By the way do those seats bolt in?
