A Little More Interior Work

Well this isn't much but I did a little something here. My coupe's kick panels were a bit plain so I found the time to spruce them up a bit. Nothing fancy. Just pretend that I didn't run out of rivets and that small square at the bottom of the panel is finished. I'll have to order more rivets to finish up this panel and the other side. Almost ready for Billetproof Florida.

Just several pictures of the same thing.

Great work. You have become the leading expert in rivets now.

Was that your 37 truck that sold on ebay lately? The woek on the seats looks the same.

Great work!! We just finished making a bead roller, hope I can make my stuff half that nice..........Got any progress shots of your work?

Terrific interior!

Gas,its lookin real good.

Major employer!!!

Gastrick,
I'm thinkin' u're keepin' a rivet production line goin' someplace in the world!!! And I'm guessin' u use a punch to make the holes for the rivets & don't drill 'um?! Awesome work!

BoB

That's some awesome tin work!

Tripper said:

Gastrick,
I'm thinkin' u're keepin' a rivet production line goin' someplace in the world!!! And I'm guessin' u use a punch to make the holes for the rivets & don't drill 'um?! Awesome work!

BoB

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No on the punching Bob. Every hole is center punched and drilled. Just ask my brother lol. I must have 500 rivets in just the panels alone now because that's how many I bought the last time and I ran out.

Willowbilly3 said:

Was that your 37 truck that sold on ebay lately? The woek on the seats looks the same.

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Nope, wasn't me WB3. I've never sold anything on ebay. I've only bought things there.

Wow Gas that's a cool interior. HB

Nice, Very Nice !!!!

that looks great!!! centerpunched and drilled every hole?? now thats dedication!! lol...looks awesome

Those look great Gastrick. I always like seeing pics of your interior. Remind me to buy a few shares of "ACME rivet co."

Makes me tired just looking at all the work you put in it. Really a nice job Bill, you have to be crosseyed and seeing spots after all those holes and rivets.

How do you find the noise level with all the aluminum? My '68 Mustang had an aluminum interior and it was a little noisy inside. Could have been the open headers under the floor reverberating the panels though.

Don

Wow dude, good work, I need to do that to my T.

Looks great Gastrick !!!