Virtya started by installing the dashboard that was entirely made of stainless steel and then the seats.
It could be seen that there were several meters on the dashboard. There was a speed reader, a meter that measure the pressure of the steam so as to determine if the fuel or the water in the heat exchangers was down.
As for the driver's seat and the two passenger seats beside the driver, they were all made of steel. The outer covering of these seats were stamped perfectly before being welded onto their skeletons using rivets.
However, for the passenger seats behind the driver, Virtya used seats that had a little fabric for cushioning but the seats were still hard when sat on and not too comfortable like the ones from his previous life.
At last, Virtya installed the side mirrors that had an outer covering that was made of steel and the mirror inside were held by the natural rubber.
