1934 Ford Roadster Pickup Leather Interior
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Normally there is not a lot of space in the cockpit of a roadster pickup (especially when the top is up), but Jim will be comfortable in this one as Brookville Roadsters designs their bodies as extended cabs, which offers a few more inches over a stock-bodied roadster pickup dimensions. Ron Mangus used Dynamat insulation under the square-weave carpet and pleated brown leather over the door panels and the Glide Engineering seat base. And though it’s a true roadster, Jim did want air conditioning, so a Vintage Air system was installed and its vents were added to a lower dash panel along with the controls. A simple layout of five Classic Instrument gauges (with wiring handled by both Kugel Komponents and Chris Smith) in an aluminum dash panel, complements the color-matched banjo steering wheel mounted to the Flaming River column. View Related Article
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