Awesome!

Nice work. I wish you lived closer.

Pulled the clip over the weekend to start the final clean, sand, prep of the cowl for paint. Forgot there was a rust spot under the windshield that was hidden by the fender.

https://www.yenko.net/forum/cache.ph...2FDSC00691.JPG

Started digging and had to pull the windshield, which was so heavily glued in with urethane that it was broken all to heck by the time I got it cut loose. I never suspected there was a serious issue with this window channel, as it all looked good, but a very talented urethane artist covered it all up while installing the windshield. What a friggen mess this turned into.

https://www.yenko.net/forum/cache.ph...2FDSC00692.JPG


https://www.yenko.net/forum/cache.ph...2FDSC00693.JPG

I just ordered a complete glass set from Auto city Glass and new dash panel, pad, GM approved wheel opening moldings and other assorted small goods from Camaro Central...ouch.

https://www.yenko.net/forum/cache.ph...2FDSC00694.JPG

Wow!!:shocked:

Mitch: Don't you know you are supposed to just cover all that up, paint it all purdy, then flip it to some unsuspecting newbie?

I spy with my little eye a Marantz 2226?

Well Mitch, you posted that at 11:13, I expect you have it all fixed by now? :wink:

Wow, too bad that isn't a '67 Chevelle. I've got a perfect dash for one of those.

Wild, I never would've expected that. You can do it!

Lynn, I guess I'm the newbie. I bought it unsuspecting this was an issue 16 years ago.

Lee, yup, heck of a shop radio. Got it for free 30 years ago. Wife says she can hear the bass in the house 40 ft from the shop...:cool2:

Dustin, I ordered a new dash panel this morning and cut off the glass channel to see how bad the 2 layers of inner/outer cowl was under it. Not good. Major surgery needed here.

Freddie, YES, if I could find a good donor, this would be a walk in the park.

Thanks for the confidence, Tony. I will get it repaired, but it sure is a setback I wasn't expecting.