Classic Resto Garage

Finished the dash panel restoration, and under dash section of the Vintage Air in this 1969 Pontiac Firebird. The under hood section will be done, after the customer installs the engine. I've installed dozens of Vintage Air systems, and the controls for this one are the most complicated. The stock controls have to be completely modified. Only one of the three levers are used, the other two are completely re-engineered.

Was able to bring this 51 year old dash back to life. Finished putting the dash together in a 1965 Ford F-250 truck restoration. Getting close to being finished.

1965 Ford F250 Truck restoration update. Getting close to the finish http://www.classicgarageblog.com/?p=4005

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As of today, I will have only one website. The www.classicrestogarage.com and www.classicgarageblog.com will be one in the same. The first one was cool looking, but was not really serving a purpose. The second one is where all my pictures are, and the easiest way to contact me. If you type in either web addresses, they will take you to the same place, so enjoy all the install post pictures. Thanks to all of those who have supported me.

Happy Ford Mustang Day!

The shop truck being photographed for C&G Early Ford Parts catalog. How cool is that.

Although, I install aftermarket AC kits, I do like restoring original systems. http://www.classicgarageblog.com//1965-ford-mustang-air-c/

Installing a Vintage Air AC kit in a 1970 GMC Truck. Under dash is done. Tomorrow under hood.

You may have noticed a few postings from my website, that are repeat of pictures that I posted on Facebook. It is because my website was hacked, and down for over a month. I'm finally updating my galleries on it. Please check out my other galleries as well. Thanks for following me.

Playing with my own electrical this weekend in the 1965 Ford Econoline shop truck. Making some relays. One for the new fog lights, and a secret one.