The first trial fit for the right side overlay template is to make sure the mounting holes line up. If you look closely, you can see the layout lines for the round openings. The next step is to cut out the round openings and make sure they line up with the instruments. Once I am sure they are in the right places, I will cut the openings for the fuel and oil gauges.
The center stack overlays fit perfectly! The blank area below the transponder will host the Bendix/King AV80R GPS.
The center stack overlays have been drilled and are ready for a trial fit. The right panel overlay template has been cut out and the mounting hole locations drilled.
You have to view these images from bottom to top. It is just the way the blog is set up. This is the panel as it looked Saturday morning.
These are the overlay blanks ready for layout and drilling. The large one on the left is for the right side panel. The middle one fits below the transponder in the center stack, and the small one goes on top of the radio.
The first trial fit for the right side overlay template is to make sure the mounting holes line up. If you look closely, you can see the layout lines for the round openings. The next step is to cut out the round openings and make sure they line up with the instruments. Once I am sure they are in the right places, I will cut the openings for the fuel and oil gauges.
The center stack overlays fit perfectly! The blank area below the transponder will host the Bendix/King AV80R GPS.
The center stack overlays have been drilled and are ready for a trial fit. The right panel overlay template has been cut out and the mounting hole locations drilled. 
You have to view these images from bottom to top. It is just the way the blog is set up. This is the panel as it looked Saturday morning. 
These are the overlay blanks ready for layout and drilling. The large one on the left is for the right side panel. The middle one fits below the transponder in the center stack, and the small one goes on top of the radio. 
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