Re: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 6:16 pm
Keep rollin on Van!!! Before you know it you will be on your way to SC next spring!!!!
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Re: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 6:27 pm
Thanks EB, we look forward to the day we can trek across the country to spend some time with our brethren Eagle members on the Right Coast, and a new paint job couldn't hurt either!
Re: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 7:26 pm
Nicely Done there Van Man That's going to make a nice Dash
Re: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 9:16 pm
Looking great Van! 
Re: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 11:01 am
Thanks Folks! But as they say it ain't over til its.... Now the conversion process will take a turn down restoration lane 
. Having completed the upgrade on the gauges, now the fine details remain 
Painstakingly and lovingly re engraving the panels. Boy this is tedious, eye straining work, but well worth the out come
more later....
But as they say it ain't over til its.... Now the conversion process will take a turn down restoration lane . Having completed the upgrade on the gauges, now the fine details remain Painstakingly and lovingly re engraving the panels. Boy this is tedious, eye straining work, but well worth the out come more later....
Re: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 11:22 am
Nice Work Buddy.....
Like Freddy Prince Use To Say.................
Lookin Gooooood !!!!!
10-4
MrBreeze
Like Freddy Prince Use To Say.................
Lookin Gooooood !!!!!
10-4
MrBreeze
Re: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 11:30 am
Ju know it Mang! 
And smelling Good TOO!
And smelling Good TOO! Re: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 7:54 pm
Alrighty! Last but not least, the fine detailing ( hand engraving) of the panels , boy what a job and as I said earlier the results are nice. I know I did not mention the gauge face rings were shot in a metallic silver. I had the opportunity to delete the door air valve, HVAC controls from the left small panel, leaving all the toggle switches. I think I will use the now empty circuits to control the generator and the inverter (if I can ever afford one worth buying 
), as well as a number of other things.
Moving right along, might as well rip out the dash and see what prevails
As you can see it ain't all that bad huh!
Got some work ahead of me, but I am way ahead of schedule. Wait a minute I don't have a schedule!!!
Before I jump into this mess, gonna finish up the panels and redo the dash.
TA DAH!! I need a break, I'm having too much fun now, dash is done!
The before.
The after
Also went thru every circuit on the dash, and I now have a fully functioning dash, all the warning lights work like new to the connectors .
Now to rip every thing out from under the dash, and put back only what I need plus to go through the front electric panel and re-arrange a few items and toss out the excess fat
To Be Continued....
Thanks for looking
Van
, boy what a job and as I said earlier the results are nice. I know I did not mention the gauge face rings were shot in a metallic silver. I had the opportunity to delete the door air valve, HVAC controls from the left small panel, leaving all the toggle switches. I think I will use the now empty circuits to control the generator and the inverter (if I can ever afford one worth buying ), as well as a number of other things.Moving right along, might as well rip out the dash and see what prevails
As you can see it ain't all that bad huh!
Got some work ahead of me, but I am way ahead of schedule. Wait a minute I don't have a schedule!!!
Before I jump into this mess, gonna finish up the panels and redo the dash. TA DAH!! I need a break, I'm having too much fun now, dash is done!
The before.
The after
Also went thru every circuit on the dash, and I now have a fully functioning dash, all the warning lights work like new to the connectors
.Now to rip every thing out from under the dash, and put back only what I need
plus to go through the front electric panel and re-arrange a few items and toss out the excess fat To Be Continued....
Thanks for looking
Van
Re: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:47 pm
Nice work DudeRe: Van & Cheryl's 89 model 15
Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 3:24 am
Ditto!Eagle Andy wrote:
Also can't forget the Dudette! I'm sure Cheryl had a hand in it somehow!