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I also like the interior.  Having owned a few GM cars from this era I like seeing the OEM style shifter, I always liked the reverse lock-out feature. Carpet looks great. The seat pattern is 1965 but most would never even notice except an old rivet counter.  

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Thank you, the interior isn't great but will look fine inside the hardtop. I just like '64 Chevelle hardtops, not an easy kit to find, so I'm using a resin body.

 

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Here's my progress today, foiled around windows, made and installed "glass" from thin sheet plastic, started dashboard and still thinking about everything else!

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6 hours ago, dino246gt said:

Here's my progress today, foiled around windows, made and installed "glass" from thin sheet plastic, started dashboard and still thinking about everything else!

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Another "Masterpiece" from the shop of Ezmerlain..Very well done Dino..

 

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So I'm using the excellent Revell '65 interior for my resin '64, except I'll stick with the '64 dash, so that required some adjustments.

First I cut the pedals from the '65, straight forward, and so are the other pictures, just a step by step of a simple job, so hope you enjoy it.

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Here's the motor just getting ready for installation, added an alternator bracket and oil filter, plus a few other small goodies.

Will do paint touch-ups and add more details after installation, previous post was just a test fit.

Cheers!

 

 

 

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Amazing work on that wiring!

With all those wires sticking out everywhere, it almost looks like an actual 1:1 engine swap! :D

David G.

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Okay just started looking at these posts.  What a great job.  The grill and headlights are like why don't I have that kind of talent?  The paint job  and detail of the engine etc is just great.  

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