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ayoungman

posted on 12/9/05 at 08:51 AM Reply With Quote
Transmission tunnel panelling

finally redone my tunnel top. This is the third version, I just wasn't happy with the other two. I've recessed the handbrake lever so that it sits much lower. I've also extended the bottom of the lver so that when the brake is on, its not sticking up at 45 degrees ! Comments please ! Rescued attachment final tunnel top 003.jpg
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David Jenkins

posted on 12/9/05 at 09:22 AM Reply With Quote
That looks very tidy!

The only comment I'd make is that the fixing screws you've used to fix the tunnel top would fail the SVA - you may already be planning to change them but, if not, I'd recommend either button-headed or shallow-round-head screws.

Neat job...

David

[Edited on 12/9/05 by David Jenkins]






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ayoungman

posted on 12/9/05 at 03:40 PM Reply With Quote
They are only temporary. I was planning to use button headed. Will cover with padded vinyl anyway.





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piddy

posted on 12/9/05 at 04:22 PM Reply With Quote
looks great, when can you do mine?
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indykid

posted on 12/9/05 at 09:24 PM Reply With Quote
don't cover it up, it's pretty enough as it is.

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A3rd.Zero

posted on 21/9/05 at 05:55 AM Reply With Quote
How did you bend the Ally. It looks really good.

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