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Pillar post gauge??
I'm not finding one for a dual gauge for my 68 coupe??? Any ideas ? Thanks PY
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You might want to consider this
I did this to my 68 about 69 or 70. I holesawed 3 holes in the top of center trim panel,where the center vent for a/c car would be.I cut some pie shaped pieces of chrome exhaust tips the same size as the gauges so it would angle towards the driver.the brackets were cut at same angle so they would hold the gauge in place. First set of gauges were Stewart Warner custom face,with 270deg sweep.They were then replaced with the later style SW black faced ones when a clutch explosion took out the water and oil gauge. If you do it right it will look factory,and be easier to read than the pillar pods.
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Yeah did that all ready need more LOL Thanks tho
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Thinking I'll remove clock and install there
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Thanks
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No thanks on Carbon Fiber $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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3 will fit in there
you need to angle them towards the driver I see they are now reproducing the custom face gauge now calling it "greenline" wow kinda pricey but worth if if you like the look http://www.cobranda.com/19shoilprga1.html
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Everything comes and goes Pleasure moves on too early And trouble leaves too slow Last edited by Cammer-6; 02-16-2013 at 11:59 AM. |
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