[Lt1-55]

Hello, I`m a new boot here. I have a 55 chevy Show truck, I built from ground up, except for the interior , can`t stitch. Put a vette tunedport lt1 350 with 700 r4 trans & camaro 373 posi in it. I`m now building my wife a 33 3window coupe, chopped top, outlaw body. Almost finished" if you ever finish " no what i mean? I have to do a little body work & paint it & also install air in it . I have a 57 chevy car ,vintage air unite. It will not go under the tiny 33 dash, so I installed it behind the bucket seats, under the rear glass. Lot of dead space there. I will make a cover ,to hide it, an use the same material the interior is done in ,to cover that. I have a friend that goes to shows with me. He told me to put the embossed flames & stuff on the cover. make it look fancey. I had that done to my door panels & in the headliner. but I did not get a chance to watch the guy do it. Can anyone give me a ideal how its done? A fellow told me a way to do it , sounds like it would work. I would like input from some one else, might be a easy & better way. If you can help me with this, I`ll be thanking you. I `m dieing to try this! I have come to this site & read about projects you guys have going, and I Love it. Well , glad to meat all you guys, and be looking forward for your input. I`m 60 yrs old & I`ve had hotrods all my life, guess I never got over it, an looks like I never will. I`m a Machinist by trade, but i love the rods. Thanks again!!

[home brew]

Welcome to the site. There is a great Knowledge Base here. Click on the words Knowledge Base at the top of the page or you can use the search button above. Here are some threads from this site on raised door panels. You can use these ideas to do your ac cover. Enjoy the reading.

http://www.hotrodders.com/t42954.html
http://www.hotrodders.com/t40634.html
http://www.hotrodders.com/t26121.html
http://www.hotrodders.com/t1589.html
http://www.hotrodders.com/t1804.html