Pro-Street 66 Fury is going through a few changes.

you have to see this one in person to appreciate all the thought that went into it. Pictures dont do it justice.
 
I HAVE (!!!) to know how you did that. Seriously. I need to know how you made the black surface area replacement absolutely seamless.

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Even the gauge cut outs are recessed. Not simply sitting flat on top.
 
Henry, just noticed you don't have trunk weather stripping. Any reason for not having it in?

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I posted that picture because I was asked about the wheel tubs or something in the trunk area, that photo was shot during reassembly. no bumper, no trim , no trunklid, etc., etc...... here is a finished trunk pic.002.jpg008.jpg

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This blows me away.
I bet a lot of people are missing the details.
That's why people pay big money for Pimped Chariots (ahem...) rather than this car.
They can't stop for 5 nanoseconds and study the details.

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A lot of time and thought went into this build and it shows. I love this car. I need to win the lottery to do my 66 like this..LOL.
 
Stan, I thought the question was rhetorical, sorry. after removing the bezel I cut out the framed edge around the ribbed or serrated center section, then I used a several portions of the ribbed/serrated area from second dash bezel, (the right side where the heat, clock and radio are) cut, filed, fit and glued. then I cut the round openings into it for the autometer gauges. The same thing was done on the radio side. - pic: something that you may notice is the reveal or groove is painted the body color. 068.jpg

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