1967 442 instrument panel restored by Ron Roth rroth01
July 23rd, 2011, 09:43 PM
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1967 442 instrument panel restored by Ron Roth rroth01
Hey everybody, I wanted to show off the instrument panel Ron restored for me. I feel like a kid on Christmas morning! He repaired cracks in the plastic, then had it replated. After that he painted the portions that needed painted. This is what I needed to get my project car on the road! Check out the photos 
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July 24th, 2011, 05:28 AM
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John
It just hit me ..You are a column shift...Sorry about that.I will send a Console bezel off to plate and exchange it for you.I also have a restored AM radio as part of the package.
Have fun in Reno.
Looking at the box ..I am suprised it is in one piece.
It just hit me ..You are a column shift...Sorry about that.I will send a Console bezel off to plate and exchange it for you.I also have a restored AM radio as part of the package.
Have fun in Reno.
Looking at the box ..I am suprised it is in one piece.
July 24th, 2011, 07:17 AM
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July 24th, 2011, 01:04 PM
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July 24th, 2011, 03:23 PM
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The dash Badge is from a 66 .It was the only one I had .
Our motto is "If its in stock..We got it"
Now do you you want to solve the puzzle or buy a vowel.
The gauge bezels are the same ,with exception to Console or Column Shift.
No PRNDL on the Column Shift
The 67 Wiper well is deeper than the 66.
See what you started John?
Our motto is "If its in stock..We got it"
Now do you you want to solve the puzzle or buy a vowel.
The gauge bezels are the same ,with exception to Console or Column Shift.
No PRNDL on the Column Shift
The 67 Wiper well is deeper than the 66.
See what you started John?
July 24th, 2011, 08:03 PM
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The dash Badge is from a 66 .It was the only one I had .
Our motto is "If its in stock..We got it"
Now do you you want to solve the puzzle or buy a vowel.
The gauge bezels are the same ,with exception to Console or Column Shift.
No PRNDL on the Column Shift
The 67 Wiper well is deeper than the 66.
See what you started John?
Our motto is "If its in stock..We got it"
Now do you you want to solve the puzzle or buy a vowel.
The gauge bezels are the same ,with exception to Console or Column Shift.
No PRNDL on the Column Shift
The 67 Wiper well is deeper than the 66.
See what you started John?
Ok,beings we're playing games,can you or anybody else tell me the difference between a 66 & 67 Jetaway column shift indicator? I'm talking about the actual plastic lens,not the plastic bezel? I know the 67 turbo lens/indicator is different but for the win,what's the answer to the above question.
July 24th, 2011, 09:57 PM
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Sorry Mike, I don't know the answer to your question
But I do want to say I'm very happy with the dash. It may have a 1966 emblem in it but that will be fine until I come up with a nice 1967 one. Otherwise it does have the deep wiper switch hole so that part is correct for the year. So... continue having fun but I think the dash is perfect for my car John
But I do want to say I'm very happy with the dash. It may have a 1966 emblem in it but that will be fine until I come up with a nice 1967 one. Otherwise it does have the deep wiper switch hole so that part is correct for the year. So... continue having fun but I think the dash is perfect for my car
John
July 25th, 2011, 04:37 AM
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July 25th, 2011, 04:40 AM
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Sorry Mike, I don't know the answer to your question
But I do want to say I'm very happy with the dash. It may have a 1966 emblem in it but that will be fine until I come up with a nice 1967 one. Otherwise it does have the deep wiper switch hole so that part is correct for the year. So... continue having fun but I think the dash is perfect for my car John
But I do want to say I'm very happy with the dash. It may have a 1966 emblem in it but that will be fine until I come up with a nice 1967 one. Otherwise it does have the deep wiper switch hole so that part is correct for the year. So... continue having fun but I think the dash is perfect for my car
JohnYou should be happy with the dash,it looks great and I wasn't knocking the emblem,just wondering if you knew the difference. I guess I could have worded it a little better,kinda sounded like I was knocking it,sorry.
July 25th, 2011, 08:26 AM
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Ok,beings we're playing games,can you or anybody else tell me the difference between a 66 & 67 Jetaway column shift indicator? I'm talking about the actual plastic lens,not the plastic bezel? I know the 67 turbo lens/indicator is different but for the win,what's the answer to the above question.
67 = R N is closer together
July 25th, 2011, 10:11 AM
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Thus why your son said he knows the turbo-400 dial is different.
It has an S.
Here is another stumper to add to the thread hi-jack. How many different dash plates are there for a 65.
July 25th, 2011, 10:29 AM
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Must be more than 3 - eh?
July 25th, 2011, 12:05 PM
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I would like to go with Morey Amsterdam for the block..
If anybody needs an IP let me know...
Ron
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If anybody needs an IP let me know...
Ron
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July 26th, 2011, 05:41 PM
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<Begin Shameless Plug for Ron Roth>
Gotta 3rd, 4th and 5th the work that Ron does. Just received mine over the weekend. It's BEAUTIFUL. If there's one investment you can make to make your ride better, it's the IP. After all, you look at the damn thing every time you're in the pilots seat right?
Ron asks a lot of questions to be sure he's getting you the right stuff before hand and the total time to get mine was less than a month!
Now I just have to wait for it to cool down to do the work (it's 101 degrees in KC today).
Gotta 3rd, 4th and 5th the work that Ron does. Just received mine over the weekend. It's BEAUTIFUL. If there's one investment you can make to make your ride better, it's the IP. After all, you look at the damn thing every time you're in the pilots seat right?
Ron asks a lot of questions to be sure he's getting you the right stuff before hand and the total time to get mine was less than a month!
Now I just have to wait for it to cool down to do the work (it's 101 degrees in KC today).
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The rocket ralley pack is not something you're going to just find. It comes up every six months or so on Ebay. I was collecting parts for my 442 for a while before I found the one I have, and I don't have the harnesses or senders yet.
