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| The steering wheel. Posibly the main reason I love fiats of this vintage. It is stunning! I restored it by painting the spokes flat Black with high quality paint, and then took a layer off the polyurethane coating of the wood, making it lighter to match the custom dash that I made. The horn button was painted silver to match the rims of the intruments. Basically I tryied for a central, Black/Silver/Oak color theme for the interior. |
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| 48,321 miles. I'm very grateful for that. 120 mph? Yeah right. |
| This is Tessa. He is a poiser. I made the dash myself useing the old metal dash as a template. The wood is Oak, stained with Ipswitch Pine and Laquered. The binacles are silver to match the horn button and the switches. Again the Wood/black/silver theme. I cleaned the insruments and had new glass cut by Heather's mother who is a stained glass artist. Lots of time spent here and lots of attention to detail. |
| GREAT seat covers made by re-originals, but purchased at Bruce's Parts Bin. |
| The main parts of the interior restored. I replaced the chrome stripes on the doors, polished the metal, cleaned and treated the plastic and made matching panels to the dash for the passenger side and the center console. |
| Interior Pieces that are new or Refurbished |
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| Please Feel Free to Click on Any Picture for the Full Size |
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| They even have the original and correct "Snake Bite" pattern in the back. |
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