The interior is hammertone paint I bought in rattle cans, if you want to know exactly I will look next time I am at the shop and get back to you.
This was 9 years in the making with the last 3-4 when the bulk of the work was done.
I did almost all the work myself, the only things I didn't do was the engine machine work, the glass was cut locally, of course chrome.
The ONLY thing that was not rebuilt was the steering gear, everything that I thought was good turned out to need rebuilding. I had LOTS of help from folks here on the bolt, could not have done it without that help and encouragement. What an education I received.
It has a 60's 235 in it, the 216 had a BADLY cracked block, carb is a carter YF2100s. Original 3 speed needed rebuilt. Diff needed rebuilt so I put 3.55 gears in it,I have had it doing 60 and it was fine but 55 is most comfortable.I bought a cardboard headliner and it was a huge failure so I made my own and it looks good. Dave
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