The heartbeats back
Today we rejuvenated the original dash pad for the Ghia. I really wish I had thought to get a before picture. The transformation was really impressive. I used a product from a company call CarWorx. This product is supposed to last for years. We started by thoroughly cleaning the pad with a degreaser. We then went back over that with a milder soap. Once it was dry, we applied the CarWorx per the instructions. I couldn’t believe it! It really looks brand new. Now for the engine. A complete tune up was done consisting of points, condenser, distributer cap, rotor button, plugs and wires. The valves were adjusted and the oil was changed. A new header and clutch and pressure plate rounded out the engine work. While all that was being done, we painted the engine tins to clean things up a bit. The new header will allow for a little performance upgrade while offering a slightly deeper sound over the stock muffler. After all this work was done, it was test run to be sure it all worked like it was supposed to and now its ready to go back into the car.
Posted on March 29, 2017, in 1971 Karmann Ghia, Uncategorized and tagged auto body repair, auto body shop, auto paint, automotive paint shop, body repair, body repair shop, body shop, body work, Burlington NC, engine, FJ Cruiser, Ghia, High Performance Finish, Jmc Autoworx, Karmann Ghia, North Carolina, Paint, Paint and body shop, paint shop, Reassembly, restoration work, Volkswagen, VW, wiring. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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