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Old 06-22-2015, 11:36 PM
Darth Menace Darth Menace is offline
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Originally Posted by Jack Blum View Post
I did Autometer in my 68. Cut them out of the cans and mounted them in the dash with some custom brackets and a little JB weld. Can't seem to post the pics from my phone but here is a link to them.
http://tigerefi.com/images/post/dashspeedo.jpg
http://tigerefi.com/images/post/dashtach.jpg
Thats a sweet little setup. When I pictured this in my head I pictured them mounted on a completely new back and not with the original dash part. I like the look of yours and it seems like an easier way about it. Was it hard to get a speedo hooked up right? When I last read into getting a mechanical speedo to run with this car there was really not much info about getting it to work properly other than saying it might need an additional fitting to get the speedo cable to fit

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Old 07-20-2015, 09:40 PM
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Real nice clean job .. Some day..

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