84 Scarab Renovation (ongoing)
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I would love to go with a smooth lexan door (or something similar) but still want some kind of ventilation and don't want to ruin the look of the lexan with a bunch of ventilation slots!
Any ideas?
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Jim
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Nope.
Although maybe tinted lexan with a couple anodized blue or black side vents standing vertically could look decent if done correctly.
Other than that just lexan and crack the door open when stored for extended periods
MD
Although maybe tinted lexan with a couple anodized blue or black side vents standing vertically could look decent if done correctly.
Other than that just lexan and crack the door open when stored for extended periods
MD
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Couple little projects I wanted to get done and finally had some time to do them!
1. Custom Drive Guard - never really liked the lights on the trailer or the ****ty location to attach the tie down straps so I figured I would make a drive guard with all LED lights and a place to attach the straps!
2. Custom fender cradles - these will mount on the floor under the driver and passenger bolsters. Keeps the fenders from rolling around the cockpit! I ended up using some PVC lumber from home depot to make the ends and then some polished aluminum tubing and threaded rod to bolt it all together!
1. Custom Drive Guard - never really liked the lights on the trailer or the ****ty location to attach the tie down straps so I figured I would make a drive guard with all LED lights and a place to attach the straps!
2. Custom fender cradles - these will mount on the floor under the driver and passenger bolsters. Keeps the fenders from rolling around the cockpit! I ended up using some PVC lumber from home depot to make the ends and then some polished aluminum tubing and threaded rod to bolt it all together!
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BTW you Scarab is looking good.
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Now I got ya!!
Here is the link to the wire
http://www.wiringproducts.com/conten...ler_cable.html
Here is the link to the junction boxes
http://www.wiringproducts.com/conten...ction_box.html
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Now I got ya!!
Here is the link to the wire
http://www.wiringproducts.com/conten...ler_cable.html
Here is the link to the junction boxes
http://www.wiringproducts.com/conten...ction_box.html
Here is the link to the wire
http://www.wiringproducts.com/conten...ler_cable.html
Here is the link to the junction boxes
http://www.wiringproducts.com/conten...ction_box.html
BT
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Well winter is here so time to start some winter projects!
The first one is to wrap the dash panels with the new graphics theme!
Here is what the cluster looks like now and then what the new graphic wrap will look like!
The first one is to wrap the dash panels with the new graphics theme!
Here is what the cluster looks like now and then what the new graphic wrap will look like!