Awesome, we no longer have the same wheels but I'm jealous

I started this post not just to try and advertise my work and fill the bays in my shop but it no secrete I don't keep cars very long and this thing will be for sale someday.By me posting the entire build all of you can see everything that has gone into it.I welcome all of your in put and comments so thank you to those who have done so.

You are doing an excellent job on this project and really enjoy these threads.

Here are some pictures of the new dash.Its only roughed in at this point and still will get wrapped in carbon fiber.

Here is one of the fit around the bars.

A shot from up top.

Oh and did I mention how much I like my new wheels.

I think This looks really Dashing with the carbon fiber wrap in it.A big thanks goes out to Rod for doing such a fine job wrapping all my parts.Nothing leaves Reddington Design less than perfect.

The pictures really do this no Justus at all.

Took the master cylinder off the fire wall and mounted it underneath so I had to make a new break pedal assemble.

Also made a new fan shroud so I had a place to mount my fan.And in case you haven't noticed all the wires laying everywhere,Yes I started the dreaded wiring process.

The windshield goes in next so I made up a lower flange to mount it along the bottom edge.

Now that the windshield is in the rest of the interior is all down hill from here.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE.

I don't know if this a the right picture to Gage my work from but here it is.
I know what your thinking,And yes I was sitting in there making motor noises.

very nice

I know a lot of you small block guys have come up with some neet ideas on water manafolds for w-8 & w-9 engines but here is what I come up with.If you like it they are available threw my shop.

These are done to accept an O-ring port fitting not a pipe thread. But does include a pipe thread for the temperature probe in the rear.

We also wanted to ad a little pazzaz to the new engine plate.This is something else we can offer threw our shop.

A new mount we fabed up for the water pump.