Engineering
05 / Electronics · Sound
A compact head unit in the original radio slot, wired back to two four-way 6×9s on the parcel shelf. Parts and budget →
Systems
Progress and status come straight from the build log. Budget shown is the lean tier; the build page switches tiers.
0 parts tracked
The base car for 007.01, the trip home and California registration. Still being picked; the target is under $2,500.
0 parts tracked
Pan and suspension cleaned and resealed, brakes and steering gone through. The roller comes first.
2 parts tracked
Body off, aprons and patch panels, a day of hired welding, stripped and into epoxy primer.
3 parts tracked
Custom paint done at home, inside and out, with a compliant 2K system. Colour not final; the concept art shows a pistachio green.
6 parts tracked
One-time gear: a 60–80 gallon two-stage compressor, HVLP guns, an inflatable booth and a fresh-air respirator.
2 parts tracked
A full rewire with the body off: everything on relays, the main fuse panel under the back seat beside the battery, LED lights, a 75 A alternator.
1 part tracked
Seats, door panels, carpet and headliner, done by Jason in the garage.
1 part tracked
A complete rubber kit, glass and trim back on after paint.
4 parts tracked
Safari front and rear windows plus pop-out rear side windows, for air. The safari frames are test-fitted before primer; the pop-outs bolt in after paint.
0 parts tracked
Painted steel wheels with chrome caps in the concept art; smoothies are the other option.
1 part tracked
A manual ragtop cut into the stock roof, with a carbon wind deflector Jason makes himself.
3 parts tracked
A McIntosh head unit, two 6×9s on the parcel shelf, ESP32 digital gauges (open source), the AI DJ radio and a period-look mirror with a screen.
0 parts tracked
Home-made carbon fibre parts, molded from the stock panels. Dream tier only.
1 part tracked
The cherry on top, built last. Lean: a running 1600. Dream: a new 1600 with dual 40s.
