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1968 Interior done

franklinair

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Finally finished the Nugget Gold interior::smile:

Neil
 

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dalorzo_f

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What manufacturer (assuming TMI) and how well did it go in?

Going to be converting a standard interior to deluxe soon and wondering what dramas may occur... other than dying a lot of bits for Ivy Gold '68...
 
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Now I'm in the middle of:
Repairing belly landing damage to a Cessna 177RG
Installed new Edelbrock 500 CFM carb- and discovered (finally) distrbutor malady.
Installing new PB booster & MC. (Converting to PDB)
Installing A/C compressor, condensor, converting to R-134.
Removing grille & trim pieces for A/C work, and paint correct color.

Neil
 

rvrtrash

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Very nice work Neil! As always, you're a true artist. Did the console base originally come in black for the nuggett interior? It really makes it "pop".

Steve
 
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franklinair

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I did the console base in Dark Nugget Gold for the contrast, and to pick up the browns on the door straps & woodgrain dash. Just a personal preference.
I also kept the standard armrests, as I don't care for the Deluxe/Shelby ones.

Neil
 

whodat

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Neil,
Can you shoot me a pm about what parts are needed for a a/c conversion like you did for me for the clutch fan conversion. I just received all that in and will be installing it once I paint the engine compartment.
 

Northern Pony

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WoW Neil, that looks really great, and very nice to see that your personal preferences look so damn good. Keep up doing what you enjoy.
BoB
 

somethingspecial

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Now I'm in the middle of:
Repairing belly landing damage to a Cessna 177RG
Installed new Edelbrock 500 CFM carb- and discovered (finally) distrbutor malady.
Installing new PB booster & MC. (Converting to PDB)
Installing A/C compressor, condensor, converting to R-134.
Removing grille & trim pieces for A/C work, and paint correct color.

Neil

Wow Neil, I'm no aircraft expert, but I love the way you made that Cessna interior look just like a CS interior. That thing must really fly. LOL.
 
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