72 3.0 CS 2240344 Restoration

Those are extremely cool. This is definitely going to be part of car restoration into the future as parts become more and more scarce and interest in creating them wains.

Love the manifolds in particular… very clean looking.
 
Here are the prints of the speaker holder for the planar speakers. I’m out of town on a 5-day cycling ride in Bend but will check the fit as soon as I get home. Pictures courtesy of my son. Nice job Scott!

Realize I should have posted this in the speaker discussion thread. No way to delete this one so I’ll copy the post there
 

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e9Leveque said:
Here are the prints of the speaker holder for the planar speakers. I’m out of town on a 5-day cycling ride in Bend but will check the fit as soon as I get home. Pictures courtesy of my son. Nice job Scott!

Realize I should have posted this in the speaker discussion thread. No way to delete this one so I’ll copy the post there
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Unfortunately, I think the pins are not strong enough. LMK what you think once you work with it. I redesigned it to use a two-piece assembly. The baffle is thinner and mounts tot he dash panel with blind nuts, and the grille attaches with a thin plate using the same basic pins as the original
 
Wow that looks amazing!!! Nice job. I assume that they also did some reworking of the fill so that it’s not 50-year-old hay?
 
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