Absolutely agree with post 38,39 and 40. Carpets stay!
We need to hold onto as much OEM as we can.

Tim, you definitely do first class work on all things vintage automobiles, but these mid-year dash clusters are paramount.

Before / after

Chris 👍

I just realized you started a thread on this car. Love it! Reminds me of my first 67 427 car.

I had a chance today to get the gauge cluster, clock, and steering column reinstalled today. That should be it for a bit while I get another car finished up. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

https://i.imgur.com/GhQbIgQh.jpg

That car looks great, Tim. You know I’m a fan.

Wow,really pops,very nice!

Looks great!!

I don't think Tim would mind me letting folks know I purchased this car from him. I sold a car and my goal was to downsize, but we all know how that goes. I started thinking how a blue/blue 390 sidepipe roadster really was a car I couldn't passup. It's a twin to my yellow 390 sidepipe '67 and very drivable. I'll pick up where Tim left off with cleaning the chassis of its past "orange" modification. My goal is to have this car at the Texas Regional in 2024 or 2025 and eventually Bloomington Gold. Tim was great to work with.

That picture was just too irresistible, eh !! He has "freshened" a number of cars anyone would be proud to own. Congratulations...:cool2:

Tim didn't like the way the clutch felt so he replaced it before sending the car off. It was the original clutch.

A great car being passed from one great owner to another...congrats all around!! :beers:

Bill, your '67 Corvette is one I've always admired and it's very similar to your blue/blue Bow Tie car. I don't think this one is Bow Tie quality, but still a very original Corvette.

Congratulations Tim! Another Great car in Great hands to move it forward for the world to see. Bill

Not at all!!

I must admit a bit of remorse, as the car responded so well to all of the little things that were done. I have FOND memories of driving the car this summer. I logged almost 1500 miles on the car. Just a pleasure to drive.

Glad to see it's going to a great caretaker and a friend! Now I can focus on my injected 65 and get that ready to campaign in 2024.

Tim S. you almost got a text from Dave and I after a few barley sodas into a conversation about you selling this car. Dave deduced that it was going to Texas.....congratulations to both Tim's. Great car and great people.

Thank you, Jake. I was in Rockford right before MCACAN to see Joe Bonnamassa at the Coronado Theater with friends from High School. That theater was absolutley gorgous. We got a tour of it after the show from the lady that was chair of the revonation committee.
I have driven through Rockford hundreds of times going to school in Wisconsin and never knew the Coronado Theater was there.