Restoration progress (with pics)

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Originally Posted by TitanTn

Man! That makes me feel better! I've got baggies, parts, buckets, screws, etc, spread all over. It seems I can never find the right screws when I need them, so I go buy new ones. It looks better going back together but it sure is inconvenient!

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Maybe something like this filled with your favorite 316 SS fasteners.
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/j...r/P1030498.jpg

This is a great thread! Makes we wish I had a work space and time to do my own floor and stringers. You have total control over how meticulous you can be. Thnx for posting.

Rusty

Keep up the good work TitanTN! Looks Great!

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Originally Posted by KarolinaKid

Keep up the good work TitanTN! Looks Great!

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Thanks KarolinaKid. One day I'll be worthy enough to hang with your Supra.

Slow progress. It has taken a lot of hours to rebuild the seat bases. Getting all the angles to work was not a lot of fun. I've still got to finish carpeting and painting the bases before I can start buttoning stuff back down. I just set everything together so I could see what it will look like.

http://unumemarketing.com/boat/getting_close.jpg

Looking good!

Looking great - makes me wish at least some of my interior had been salvagable.

Tonight I finally figured out the best place to mount my remote radio control pad. I had to create the black trim piece around the pad and I'm pleased with how it turned out. I think it matches the shape of the vents and therefore makes it looks like it belongs.

http://unumemarketing.com/boat/stereo_control.jpg

Nice...............

That looks good. Nice idea.