Al Greig

  • Construction details of engine compartment seperation.

  • BillThe dash came with the kit, I just stained and varnished it.  Gauges are Classic Instrument, the speedometer went bad about 10 years ago go, replaced all the instrument so they would match.  The retro radio is a recent addition, was only one I could find that would fit holes from the one that died.Al

  • Some more pictures:InteriorIt may be difficult to see, but the engine compartment is separated top to bottom.  I used to be in 4th of July Parades, about 1 1/2 hours of moving at 1 mph in 90 degree weather and the engine would overheat, basically recirculating the hot air.  This mod solved the problem and results in a configuration much like s…[Read more]

  • BillThe top and side curtains were made by a local Marine Upholstery shop – http://riggsbros.com/The original top lasted about 15 years, had this one made in 2001, they did a much nicer job than what was furnished.  Cost was not bad, about $600 if I remember correctly.  Maybe some interior pictures this weekend.Al

  • I started it in 1986, first registration with State of Illinois was in 1987.  Building took just a little over a year.  In 2001 I dissembled body, painted each piece Dodge Viper Red epoxy paint with clear coat and reassembled.  Painting was driven by small accident I had which slightly damaged left front fender.  Fender needed to be painted to cov…[Read more]

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