How To Layout A Custom Hot Rod Dash - 1930 Ford Model A Roadster

Now that we have the dash support for the Sweetheart Roadster lowered to the height of the cowl, Matt is going to work on getting the dash rail to match and work on a new custom dash. The dash Matt originally modified to fit the SHR was from a 1930's Chrysler and has seen better days. It was found in a junk yard scrap pile, and the condition shows. Instead of spending alot of time repairing the dash, Matt works on laying out a custom dash that we details from the Chrysler one. In the next episode Matt will be working on building the whole dash!!!

- Tools Used -

-M18 Cordless Grinder
- Eastwood Panel Holding System -
- Eastwood TIG 200 Digital Welder-
- Eastwood True Color XL View Welding Helmet-
- Eastwood Throatless Shear -
- Eastwood Electric Throatless Shear -

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