Huh. Never seen that way on doing it before, with using two A12 carbs :) looks cool though ^_^

A little update on the A15. We managed to find 2 stock A15 intake manifolds and cut off the #1&2 ports and blocked it with AbroSteel. The car itself came with a A12 carb so we bought another A12 carb and serviced both of them..

Since we are on a very tight budget, we made new fuel lines and also a speed rod in our garage (first timers but I guess it went well).

Attached are pictures of the manifold and the stock A12 carbs. Will post pictures of the fuel line and speed rod later..

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Hello, I guess we will fiberglass the sides. Yup, it's cardboard, would be used as a template..

Next major issue would be reinstalling the air ducts. Car has a working blower system, plenty A/C components are missing so no use trying to fix that..

Not Dashing but Dash in I suppose :)

nice to see a modern dash for the B310

How will you extend the sides of the dash? is that a cardboard pattern in the photo? another day in paradise

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Still heaps of stuff needed for a strong and steady dash. We initially thought of going with the Toyota Glanza cluster but having second thoughts about it now. Might just cut to fit the existing B310 cluster!

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Hey guys, it's great to be back on this forum after almost 4 years.
Recently purchased a PB310 with A15 engine and 4 speed tranny. The car is still in a pretty rough shape but it's a work in progress.
This is a long term build for me and my brother and we are slowly building it to our specs.
The interior was in a really bad shape when we got it. The entire dash was held up by steel wire, cable ties and spray paint. Since we saw someone install a Starlet dash in a 1200, we gave it a go in our 310.
We acquired a dash off a EP80 Starlet and got down to it. Unlike the dash which went into the 1200,we didn't have to chop the sides but rather had to slice the front part (windscreen vent area). We chopped up around 4-5 inches off the dash, we used the existing Datsun dash support and made brackets to attach the Starlet dash to the Datsun dash apron I would say. The dash is not completely solid yet as we both get very limited time everyday to work on the Datsun.

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