Thanks for the great video on Dash reassembly. I was going to throw together a stand like you had it on to start with but glad to see the black towel on the table method, it’s what I have been using to work on my 70 Challenger dash. I did not have a radio in the car when I got it and was trying to figure out what the aft support bracket went to and now I know. Thanks again and keep up the great work on your Mopar collection.
Do you have images of how the dash AC vents are mounted to the dash pad. I understand there are screws but cannot see how that works. Thanks for all the great work. Your car looks amazing.
Unfortunately I don't have any close up shots. The vents themselves have holes on the back side for the mounting screws. The screws go through the pad and then into the vent mounting holes.
@@claytonhaske You're welcome! Vintage air is on my list as well. Personally I would recommend a reproduction harness from M&H which is sold by both YearOne and Classic Industries.
I can't thank you enough got my dash back together with a new M and H dash wiring harness 1972 Challenger
This is going to be a great reference for me 75 years from now when i put the dash together on my 70 . LOL 😂
LOL! Thanks for the feedback. That was my goal for this video.
Thanks for the great video on Dash reassembly. I was going to throw together a stand like you had it on to start with but glad to see the black towel on the table method, it’s what I have been using to work on my 70 Challenger dash. I did not have a radio in the car when I got it and was trying to figure out what the aft support bracket went to and now I know. Thanks again and keep up the great work on your Mopar collection.
Glad my video helped!
Im gonna go ahead and say thanks for doing this vid. You have helped me prepare for a project on my E body👊
My pleasure!
Do you have images of how the dash AC vents are mounted to the dash pad. I understand there are screws but cannot see how that works. Thanks for all the great work. Your car looks amazing.
Unfortunately I don't have any close up shots. The vents themselves have holes on the back side for the mounting screws. The screws go through the pad and then into the vent mounting holes.
You should have started with the speaker cover and speaker
Great video? Do you have a source for all the screws
You move very quickly🥰
Very!
Nice!
Thanks!
Awesome video 👍🏻
Thank you!
@@LifeatSpeed recently purchased a 70 challenger and those gauges look amazing. Very helpful video and detailed thank you 🙏🏻
Congratulations on the purchase! These gauges won't disappoint!
Do I have to use a 4 light bar, or can I use my original 3 light bar? I know they won't be used, just don't know if they are the same dimensionally?
Dimensionally they are the same. I'm using a 3 light bar in mine.
@@LifeatSpeed awesome, thank you so much!!! I'm definitely getting this, along with a vintage air unit, and an American autowire harness.
@@claytonhaske You're welcome! Vintage air is on my list as well. Personally I would recommend a reproduction harness from M&H which is sold by both YearOne and Classic Industries.