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01-07-2008 #1
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Mark, those look great! If I'd seen yours before I did mine I would have done the tach and speedo like yours.
I had a non gauge dash so I got a used woodgrain gauge panel from an air cond car and used the mechanical Autogauge gauges (by Autometer) that fit the 4 holes on the right without modifying the gauge holes. The gauges only come with chrome bezels so I painted them. I got a Tic-Toc Tach and mounted it in my orig gauge pod and installed a shift light where the clock was.
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01-07-2008 #2
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Hey John, That dash looks mighty fine, I like the look of the 4 smaller gauges, but didn't want to lose the a/c vents.
Looks like you found that "carbon fiber look" sticky stuff too. Looks good and is pretty easy to do huh?Mark
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