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Glove Box Fabrication
Created on 2008-09-10 05:27:42
Mentioned before about a new glove box out of PVC sheet.
I thought that I may have been able to make the box a little bigger to make use of some of the space behind the dash, however, the reality is that no matter how big it is the size is determined by it ability to be actually wiggled into place and I found that I can't make it any larger because I can't get it in there.
So a tray with sides is about all you can get.

I'll post some pictures when I've finished it and it's in.

I used the innards of two cheap clearance lights to make new front parkers which use the small torpedo shaped globes and they seem to be working ok. The front left parking light is still causing some issues but I think I may have solved it with some careful bending of the globe contacts.

Ended up buying 2 horns from REPCO, a high and a low tone and I'm really pleased with the sound and the volume. No relays, but they work really well.
Some issue with the fuel gauge. It moves slightly but is not functioning at all. I think it's probably the sender unit.
Found the stay retainer for the boot and put it on and the boot catch went on and is functioning well.
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