Gauges in a sedan
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From: Phoenix

So where is the best place for gauges in a sedan?
Here is where I decided to do it. It's still a work in progress but I decided to post pics anyway.
The A pillar is one from a coupe that I have cut and molded to fit the sedan. I'm not happy with the size so I am going to cut them down and make them as slim as the other one later on.
The one above the heater/a.c. display one was a project last weekend. It's just sitting there (not snaped in place) and not done yet and I'm still waiting on another gauge that is on backorder but here is how it looks so far.

Here is where I decided to do it. It's still a work in progress but I decided to post pics anyway.

The A pillar is one from a coupe that I have cut and molded to fit the sedan. I'm not happy with the size so I am going to cut them down and make them as slim as the other one later on.
The one above the heater/a.c. display one was a project last weekend. It's just sitting there (not snaped in place) and not done yet and I'm still waiting on another gauge that is on backorder but here is how it looks so far.

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From: Phoenix

It's not exact but close enough to make me happy. It's from checker and I think the name was graphite. Since there was nothing else close on the dash in the same color it still looks good.
The a-pillar was not even close and needs repainted.
The a-pillar was not even close and needs repainted.
Ttrank, did you have that fabricated or did you buy it already molded like that? If you had it made, who does work like that?
Looks awesome btw
Looks awesome btw
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From: Phoenix

Originally Posted by G35papa
Ttrank, did you have that fabricated or did you buy it already molded like that? If you had it made, who does work like that?
Looks awesome btw
Looks awesome btw

Thanks. I made it last weekend, just finished and painted it tonight.





