wow......this is super impressive.......over the top imo but impressive

 

Props on originality, but ac isn't an option for me lol. It's a requirement here in the south lol. Killer work though!

 

lol chris, you need some better pics of that trim piece... looks way better then on pics...

and it gets pretty hot(humid) here in the summer, but windows down and its all good

a/c ripped out mod ftw

 

Thanks for all the kind thoughts guys

Dave, I cant help it... I dont have a DSLR like some people lol, all jokes aside, I have to agree that the pics I provided dont do it justice, but its all I have

 

wow man, that looks amazing. major props to you

 

Thanks guys

I will try and get fully installed pictures asap. May even get David to swing by and take some bomb pics with his dslr... anything is an upgrade over my phone camera pics lol. Interior will be going back together soon. Pics will be posted asap

 

I did something similar with placement of the gauge pods. Since this is my daily driver I learned that the driver side vent is preferred to keep the hands warm in winter, so I kept that in place. Passengers dont have a steering wheel to hold on to, so the far right vent is enough to keep them warm in the winter and cool in summer.

Here is what I did:

 

Very nice indeed!!! I like how you kept that driver vent, VERY smart idea Such a clean spot for gauges to go, especially when you have a 2-din unit. Plus im not a fan of the a-pillar pods. Heavy thumbs up, yours is super clean

 

Is it hard to take out the heater vents? And how do u take them out. I wanted to take out the driver side vent and put a GPS unit there.

 

The vents are connected to the front dash panel. Remove that and its smooth sailings. Just a few screws hold the vent to the centre dash panel. Really easy stuff. Radio panel blocks 2 screws for dash trim panel and also the cluster trim.

 

Thank you sir!!

 

NP any time!! Always have to help each other out when we can

 

Awesome skillz!!

 

Looks like a lot of work, Wish i was that talented! Great idea though!

 

It was definently a LOT of work and took a LONG time to finish...
No talent needed just, patience, time and some luck that you dont screw up too badly lol (thats why I bought a used dash panel)

With the 2-din navi it was this or the ATI dash pod... The a-pillar pod was just not a option Pretty happy with it but will definently give it another shot in 2013