March Performance provided the serpentine pulleys and brackets. Mr. Gasket provided E1's Mallory Distributor and the Flowmaster high rev coil. Tuff Stuff provided E1's alternator.
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Finally the battery box has found its home!
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SRF would like to give a Big, Big thanks to Miller Electric MFG. for providing us with the tools we needed to complete the Educator One build, and continue with our mission.
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Custom handcrafted defroster vent that will fit up under the dash.
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The defroster vent was enlarged on the dash so we could get more air flow to the windshield.
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The clutch, brake, and fuel pedals from Lokar Performance Products have been installed.
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Stage one designing and building Educator One's custom console.
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Stage 2 – The console is moving along. Check out these awesome MCX gauges that were provided by Auto Meter. Tach/Speedo combo, oil press, water, volt, and fuel level.
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Dave is showing David how to design the transmission cover.
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Dave and David made a template from cardboard. They will transfer it over to a piece of steel to finish the transmission cover, and next they will weld it all in place.
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Custom steel side panels were fabricated for Educator One. They will be wrapped with leather.
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Matt Bednarski (interior designer) has been a great help teaching all of us how to build a custom interior.
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Disassembly has began (for the last time). The body and front suspension have been removed, now the motor is coming out.
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The frame is almost ready for final sanding.
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Everyone is pitching in to prep E1's frame before we take it to Eaton Auto Body in Charlotte, MI.
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Educator One's body is on the move heading to Eaton Auto Body in Charlotte, MI.
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Eaton Auto Body Staff - Left to right Mike Carter, Mike Crowner, Kevin Marsh - tall guy, Larry Crowner, Brenda Semray, Ben Midtgard, Chad Furgason.
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Zack Roiter is in high school and taking classes for auto body restoration at a local college. He is working on his internship at Eaton Auto Body. Zack has done a good job working on E1.
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Educator Ones body and other parts at Eaton Auto Body.
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E1's frame painted and is on its way back to SRF.
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