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Old 07-14-2025, 04:07 AM
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Tonight we finished installing the new interior.
The car came with the seats already redone, and new door panels, all from Legendary. I ordered carpet, floor mats, package tray, and a couple cans of SEM spray dye for the faded original plastics.

We still need to install a tach, temp gauge, and an N34 Walnut steering wheel.

Headliner and Dash are still all original. We didn't do anything with those.
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Beautiful color interior, Derek. Congrats to Cale and you.
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Do you have a walnut wheel for it? I've got a very nice one that I was saving for something that's never going to happen.
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Old 07-14-2025, 02:16 PM
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Do you have a walnut wheel for it? I've got a very nice one that I was saving for something that's never going to happen.
I have one, I just can't find the hub for it that I know I have somewhere... I might have to just bite the bullet and buy another.

The wheel I have is cracked, but it's nice enough for this car.
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Old 07-14-2025, 05:14 PM
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One more thing I still need is front seatbelts. Those were missing, but I have a pair of dark blue ones to use until I find the correct ones for it.
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I finally decided to do the NCRS report on this car. It was delivered to Iten Chevrolet in Brooklyn Center, MN.
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Talk about close to home, eh ? They did have a few high perf cars go thru there, along with OTC parts. I know I spent plenty there thru the 70's.
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Yeah, it never went too far. Previous owner bought it in St. Paul in 1974.

My brother Chad has a '68 L72 Bel Air that came from Iten also.
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Cale's car isn't painted yet and he needed a cool car for Senior Pictures, so he picked this one from the fleet since he's done most of the work on it.
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Very cool.
Senior pictures have certainly changed since my day. We were required to wear a coat and tie for the sitting in the cafeteria "booth"...LOL. I skipped that day and went driving around on my '68 Honda 350...
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