1962 Bel Air Wagon Project - Interior Trim And Dash Restoration Begins

Doing some work on the interior trim during the late fall until warmer weather arrives to continue the body work.
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[@lateefcarrere1649]

The wagon's getting closer to complete with every episode, and I'm looking forward to the next. And you can count me in on the 2nd channel when it's ready.

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Thank you. It is up, Im just working to get content edited. Its a shame I cant put it up here because it would get more exposure.

[@merc49tim]

Looking good I need to start working on mine again

[@philcutler1123]

James, that is one hell of a belair project you've got yourself. I just started to build a 1962 Dash as a wall hanger project. But... I have owned the 1962 Chevy belair wagon 409 that was featured on Bang-shift.com/racing junk for 10 years now. It's my baby. I wish you tons of luck with your baby.

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[@marcarpackin2421]

Thank you for all your videos . Seeing you this extensive work helps me remember that it can be done, when I'm feeling a little overwhelmed with my project . You've helped me get to the next step a couple of times now . Your videos are really valuable. Your are doin great.

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Thank you. Im glad that the project has helped motivate you on yours. I feel a little overwhelmed with this one sometimes.

[@robertshemory3541]

Looking forward to seeing more on the wagon.👍

[@David-xr7nh]

Badass, stoked seeing this thing coming together

[@Imperial215]

Definitely can’t wait to see watch the progress on this. Keep up the awesome videos!

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Thank you

[@Jasonc9606]

I am in the process of cutting the dashboard out of my Dad's old 1961 Impala that has been in the woods for the past 50 years. I plan on restoring it and hanging it on my garage wall as a working unit with an operable radio and working lights. I have removed the gauge cluster and the steering column with the steering wheel attached. I plan on having it housed in a wooden box with speakers and an amp installed. Can you show me how I can remove the two trim pieces on the left and right side of the dash that on the far ends of the dash or do they stay connected?