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Northern lights · 08-04-2009, 06:16 AM

Thanks Capt. Yes, I turned them on a lathe. Don't know about the PW's, they were in the truck when I got it. The seats would be from a mid 80's Chev/GMC truck or blazer. I still need to replace that cassette player, I have a '63 radio on it's way but, alas, some knob cut the hole in the dash for the cassette so I will have to fashion some sort of face plate, likley out of SS and, perhaps engrave a boarder of some sort around it.

63deluxfleet, that sounds like a pretty neat idea. I had thought the if I was to go back to a bench seat (which isn't likely) I was going to make the 'delete' plate flat and mound the window switch on that. I like the power handle idea better.

08-04-2009, 06:16 AM	#4
Northern lights Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Whitemud Alberta Posts: 328	Re: Crank delete Thanks Capt. Yes, I turned them on a lathe. Don't know about the PW's, they were in the truck when I got it. The seats would be from a mid 80's Chev/GMC truck or blazer. I still need to replace that cassette player, I have a '63 radio on it's way but, alas, some knob cut the hole in the dash for the cassette so I will have to fashion some sort of face plate, likley out of SS and, perhaps engrave a boarder of some sort around it. 63deluxfleet, that sounds like a pretty neat idea. I had thought the if I was to go back to a bench seat (which isn't likely) I was going to make the 'delete' plate flat and mound the window switch on that. I like the power handle idea better.