Happy Hot Rod Chevelle: Interior Rundown

To make your hot rod happy, start by building a comfortable, functional interior. These days enthusiasts are more likely to participate in long distance road tours, as well as drive their cars daily. As fuel injection, disc brake and other technology become more accessible. it's important to plan for comfort, noise suppression and climate control, it's also important to consider amenities such as seats, audio equipment and cupholders. Bret describes the parts and plan behind our 1970 Chevelle SS called the Happy Hot Rod Chevelle. For more details on this project, visit: www.ridetech.com/info/current...

[@bruceweber6041]

I like the Cup Holders!

[@bigcheese82]

This is great guys thank you for sharing. There's not enough channels focusing on interiors for hotrod builds. Appreciate the time for showing the little bits and pieces of it all and also owning up to the window control mistake!

[@antoniobattle2036]

Well done 👍

[@emanuelmorales4992]

Beautiful

[@michaelivey2294]

Could you please tell me the brand of that steringvwheel?

[@luthmeier2040]

Can you show me where you placed the universal window lifter?
I am currently trying to install such a set myself and am still looking for a good position for it

[@drewb4824]

Do you have a model # for the lap belts I want these but cannot find them. Great Video!

[@plasticboi2]

What is the name and model# of the seats?
What is the name and model# of the round flat faceplate?

[@plasticboi2]

You saved me thousands of dollars! I love the stock repro look, if not, I would’ve bought a new car. Our body types are alike and you look comfy. What are the exact seats you put in?

[@cuzz63]

You can get stainless cup holders from Amazon.

[@anastasiosfrimis3493]

From which care did the seats come from

[@ridetechtv]

we got them from ebay

[@WillieBeamon92]

@@ridetechtv what’s the information on the seat how brand and models