A-Pillar install
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A-Pillar install
I bought the gauge pod and need to remove the A-pillar so I can run wires. How do i drop it down? Is there an install page I can checkout? I did a search but it didnt give me what I wanted.
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Its gonna look like this and look good, I have since painted it graphite to match the interior.
www.bealer.org/afg.jpg
www.bealer.org/afg.jpg
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Originally posted by funina91ss
if its a t-top car there are 2 screws at the top off it you will have to take out. Then it just pops off.
if its a t-top car there are 2 screws at the top off it you will have to take out. Then it just pops off.
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You can also epoxy the pod to the cover, fill in the end gaps and smooth it a bit:
Epoxy/smooth pod
A-pillar
A-pillar 2
I got the "graphite" vinyl paint from The Eastwood Company, and it is a 98% match to the 94 graphite interior.
Epoxy/smooth pod
A-pillar
A-pillar 2
I got the "graphite" vinyl paint from The Eastwood Company, and it is a 98% match to the 94 graphite interior.
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Originally posted by Injuneer
You can also epoxy the pod to the cover, fill in the end gaps and smooth it a bit:
Epoxy/smooth pod
A-pillar
A-pillar 2
I got the "graphite" vinyl paint from The Eastwood Company, and it is a 98% match to the 94 graphite interior.
You can also epoxy the pod to the cover, fill in the end gaps and smooth it a bit:
Epoxy/smooth pod
A-pillar
A-pillar 2
I got the "graphite" vinyl paint from The Eastwood Company, and it is a 98% match to the 94 graphite interior.
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Originally posted by RealQuick
That came out sweet!
That came out sweet!
I even used the "graphite" paint to make a radio "filler" plate out of aluminum....
Radio filler plate
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