Belden Speed & Engineering

06/09/2026

Tack Strip Tuesday. If ya know, ya know. Boy it's a lot of necessary work.

06/07/2026

New top time…

05/20/2026

FOR SALE *** SOLD ***

Fully restored 1970-72 Monte Carlo dash and woodgrain trim. Prepped and painted with SEM satin black (have not silvered it yet as some prefer the blackout look). All posts solid and radio towers rebuilt with Belden Speed & Engineering Radio Tower Repair System. Radio Support Bracket included. Glove box striker included, but not the door/hinge. Priced at $175.00 - do not want to ship as it will be too expensive. Pickup in Williamsburg, VA 23185. Do not check out through Marketplace, message us first please.

05/13/2026

Transmissions? Yes we do them - even 20 year old walk behind mowers…. It’s always something.

05/04/2026

C1 Corvette Glovebox for Sale

Glovebox was completely disassembled; door and hinge were media blasted and epoxy primed. Fiberglass box was stripped (bladed) – no cracks or breaks, sanded and then all parts (except the metal latch assembly) were primed and then shot with PPG Deltron K38 primer/surfacer. Fiberglass box and metal door were blocked and then shot with a second coat of the Deltron K38 awaiting your final blocking and paint.

The OEM stainless trim (6 pieces plus the latch button escutcheon) is in exceptional shape with no dents/gouges or scratches. Most trim hardware/screws are included but were not stripped as the new owner may elect to purchase a new hardware kit.

What is not included: Chrome latch button, door striker plate & screw, lock, retainer & key

Just final block, paint your body color, reassemble and add the un-included parts and you have a perfect glove box assembly for your correct restoration!
Price: $1,100 plus shipping.

04/10/2026

Now THIS is a C3…

04/10/2026

DISCO

04/10/2026

03/23/2026

Way back when...

01/14/2026

Part of Designing/Fabricating cool stuff is working on mundane stuff too. Heat pump died, now it's time to figure it out. For the record, no one here has experience with HVAC stuff, but we are about to figure it out. Learn By Doing...

EDIT: Problem located (critter damage), but no one has the part (coil thermistor), will be a month (probably longer). Unfortunately, we can't just cut out the chewed area as the thermistor has no continuity, so it's bad. Going to be cold for a while...