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07-26-2004, 05:47 PM
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AKA "Hurricane Hank"
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Elk Point, South Dakota
Posts: 316
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Aftermarket guage inserts
I've been thinking about putting in new aftermarket guages in my 63. I've seen all the billet inserts for this, but I don't really care for the billet look or the cost. Is there anything else out there a guy can buy off the shelf? Or can my stock dash be modified to fit these guages? Cost as always is an issue, but I'm just wondering what other options I have for now.
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07-29-2004, 01:27 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: tool box
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Some folks take out the gauge cluster and all - then put a flat piece of metal in there - where the plastic 'lens' is now - not sure how they connect it, I 'spose they weld it to that metal frame part that the switches are on or set it up the same way the gauge cluster is done - they cut the holes they want for the gauges they decide to install... put them where they want them. Then I guess you could just power coat it or paint it.
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