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Do I detect a belt and suspenders here? It looks like a mat on top of a mat ........:hillbilly:
For a man of advanced age, you have pretty keen eyesight ........ :rimshot:
 
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Rob is currently fabricating a wiring harness that can facilitate the installation of his under-hood lighting system. I should have updates shortly posted in the "Small Business Section".
 
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No camera flash.....
 
My prototype features a "mercury switch" for automatic activation when the hood is raised as well as a kill switch if you don't want the lights on. The kits will be sold with some options to better fit the buyers needs.
 
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I've had several emails requesting more information on my rear bumper. (a Rob Smith design)
Rob's goal was to design a rear bumper that had more structural integrity than the factory version but yet maintain a somewhat OEM look. He also wanted to design a bumper that cost wise would be less expensive than some of the more elaborate versions on 'MUD.
 
[QUOTE="1978HJ45, post: 10304748, member: 49353] Has anyone found a good product that will clean/brighten these rims without damaging the finish. I've tried the soap and water routine and it ain't cutting it.[/QUOTE]

use a clay bar. should be able to get a kit from autozone or where ever.
 
Electrical Gremlins.....
Rob has converted all of the interior lighting to LED however the center dome light failed recently. Upon inspection, the power wire had completely burned through. A "short" would have been the first suspect however all of the dome lights utilize the same power source and ground in a similar fashion and they were all working normally. The faulty dome light, once rewired, worked on the bench and the power in the dome assembly tested normally. (This is where having a sharp electrical guy pays dividends.)
The previous owner had undoubtedly used a screw driver at some point to remove a faulty bulb and in the process, had ever so slightly damaged one of the tabs that holds the factory bulb. Rob noticed the imperfection and once corrected, all of the LED dome lights are now shining away.
 
Electrical Gremlins.....
Rob has converted all of the interior lighting to LED however the center dome light failed recently. Upon inspection, the power wire had completely burned through. A "short" would have been the first suspect however all of the dome lights utilize the same power source and ground in a similar fashion and they were all working normally. The faulty dome light, once rewired, worked on the bench and the power in the dome assembly tested normally. (This is where having a sharp electrical guy pays dividends.)
The previous owner had undoubtedly used a screw driver at some point to remove a faulty bulb and in the process, had ever so slightly damaged one of the tabs that holds the factory bulb. Rob noticed the imperfection and once corrected, all of the LED dome lights are now shining away.


Good of you to put in that minor issue, and thank you. Sweat the details!
 
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The only interior item that wasn't near perfect were the sun visors. That is now corrected ..... Thanks Onur
 
70 Series Front Recovery point from the creative mind of Rob Smith Fabrications.
Prototype awaiting cleaning and painting.
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