what kind of console is this?

[oskidunker1]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110517386882&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:en

I don't really like the looks of it. Looks like Paper mache, if you know what I mean.Also, whats the difference between a fuel cell and a gas tank?

[pwd]

It's missing the console. That's the sound deadening material underneath it.

[sblake01]

Actually, it's missing the rear half of the console. Looks like it was cut off just behind the area where the shifter/shift boot goes. That car is fairly shiny outiside but pretty sloppy most everywhere else.

Edited April 11, 2010 by sblake01

[Inf]

It makes one wonder why the PO would go so far, then just stop to sell it on ebay... Result of an estate sale?

[bigoak]

It says partial restore...

And that's not sound deadening material...I believe it's carpet...just looks like a homemade custom carpet job and a sliced console...

And a butt ugly shifter...

[lbpdz]

it's a spray on bed-liner =/

different, that's for sure

[bigoak]

it's a spray on bed-liner =/

different, that's for sure

Christ...it is too...wierd...

[pwd]

You're right, on closer inspection it does look like bedliner material. Wonder what he was thinking?

[geezer]

You're right, on closer inspection it does look like bedliner material. Wonder what he was thinking?

I don't know, is spray on bedliner necessarily a bad thing? A lot of people use it for the durability and water protection it provides. I would imagine it provides good sound dampening as well. He states up front the interior needs to be completed. Looks to be an unfinished project, that has been going through a rigorous testing phase. Bidding probably won't reach what has been spent on the motor alone.

Edited April 11, 2010 by geezer
spelling correction

[lbpdz]

my only thing in thinking about the bed lining material would be that it's a great way to hide an extremely poor repair on a rusted out floor, as it looks like the same material has been shot under the car as well. Some before and during pictures would be great for verification. Looks like a lot of work went into it though and might be a great car. Excellent craftsmanship on the cage and fuel cell, so a ton of work has been done. We have a few people from here who live in Fairfield. Maybe they know some history?