A bit of an update:

I went and picked up some 1/4" acrylic rods from a local supplier. A couple of these were cut to length:



Then they were lightly sanded with 220 grit sand paper, rounded the ends and cleaned with plastic cleaner:



After some self etching primer and paint I ended up with these:



I then used this adhesive which is transparent when it comes out of the bottle and dries transparent as well:



And finished up with this:





I did this to echo the red piping on my seats:



I then took a longer length of rod and formed it to the curved groove in the dash as well. My heat gun worked perfectly to soften the acrylic for forming:







After priming and painting I used my super advanced clamping method of small sockets and extensions to help the rod adhere to the dash:



And the end result:





I like it!

Also, my fiberglass headliner arrived from V8 Archie, need to cut out for the 3rd brake light, coat hooks and visors:



Oh and my hydrographics shop called, my trim pieces and bezels are ready for pick-up

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Yay, the head liner is in! Pain in the but, finicky but it's in and looks nice. I'd take a picture but all you would see is an expanse of black with a sunroof though it, you get the idea..

It's nice to be putting things back into the car.

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That is how I did my door panels with grey 1/4" PVC in the groove...Turned out pretty good.
But that red and black looks bad ass.

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Yes the groove is just begging for something to be placed in it. Er, I'm not sure that came out right...

The grey and black looks great too!

Russ sent me a few pictures of how things are progressing:

Door Pockets


Door Panels


Visors

[This message has been edited by Sourmug (edited 05-16-2014).]