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Old 08-26-2012, 12:06 AM   #1
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Re: Project Goldilocks, '66 C10 SWB BBW Build

Another cool tip, I also didn't know the '66 had a textured dash.
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Re: Project Goldilocks, '66 C10 SWB BBW Build

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Another cool tip, I also didn't know the '66 had a textured dash.
Yep, here's a couple shots of the glovebox door and heater controls. It's about the same texture as 180-220 grit sandpaper.






I was at a local scrap dealer yesterday and picked up a floor shift lever from an early 50's Chevy 3100. I'll weld on a tab to mount it to the T56 and get an original shift knob engraved with the 6 speed pattern. It's solid forged instead of a hollow tube, so it should hold up to any abuse it "might" encounter.







If I can find one, I'll sand the 4/5 speed shift pattern off an original shift knob and have the six speed pattern engraved, filled with white paint, then clear coat it. I don't know anyone that does precision engraving though.

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If I can find one, I'll sand the 4/5 speed shift pattern off an original shift knob and have the six speed pattern engraved, filled with white paint, then clear coat it. I don't know anyone that does precision engraving though.

http://www.americanshifter.com/produ...d-Shift-Knobs/

http://www.epcoshiftknobs.com/engraved.html

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