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"Here is another guy I found on the internet but I have not sent anything to him and have never seen his work so I cannot offer an opinion.
http://www.cs.ucr.edu/~eamonn/et/et.htm" ************* I have talked to Eamonn about this a few times. For large 5/8 circles it's $100, for the correct size cirles it's like $180 & 2x the wait but they are the schnizt!!! Anyone know the price Randy charges??? BTW, Eamonn knows him & hives thim the thumbs up as well. I also called Bob at Chrome Tech. $30 for large rings & $20 for the small with for $10 shipping. Hope the info helps some of you out -_- -CHRiS |
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Anyone got Randys #. I have a bezel I need to get restored
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Dont have the phone but home is,
4678 East County Rd Milan, Indiana 47031 [email protected] Hope that works for you, Bruce.
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Randy,
I sent you a PM. Stu |
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hello to all that subscribed previously and new members read now and have input at present time,
i did a search tonight and this post came up cause i need my 80 T/A's gold faceplate or bezel needs redone as some called it here retinting (the engine turning is ok - the gold tint has faded years ago) so i emailed rcombs ,havent heard from him yet for guys that have dealt with him or if anyone has prices from him, can anyone tell me what does he get for that service ? oh also i need my shifter plate retinted as well. rcombs if you read this,reply to me by pm here or to [email protected] thanks
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FfKVVZW1-Y Last edited by harry k; 09-08-2010 at 09:10 AM. |
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A few years ago he charged about $140 for a silver dash. Worth every penny!
Alan |
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Does anyone restore the formula wood grain ones?
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Haven't heard about anybody doing the woodgrain ones.
Do you think there is a need/demand? |
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#29
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What kind of racist comment is this?
Everyone knows the Formula is more desirable than the TA.
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Steve 1970 Formula 400 (YS) M40 (67-Castillian Bronze / 215-Deluxe Medium Saddle)
1970 Formula 400 (WT) M20 (67-Castillian Bronze / 213-Deluxe Dark Brown) 1970 Ram Air III Formula 400 (YZ) M40 (26-Lucerne Blue / 201-Standard Medium Bright Blue) 1970 Ram Air III Formula 400 (YZ) M40 (26-Lucerne Blue / 211-Deluxe Medium Bright Blue) *SOLD* |
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That's a "given",but I've found the Formula gauge bezels tend to stand up a LOT better than the T/A ones,unless they're sunfaded or have non factory holes drilled in them.
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When I bought my 70 formula it had the incorrect bezel in it. I wanted to add rally gauges anyway so I went looking for a correct one. Lots of people told me that had extra's but they all had bad wood grain. I did wind up finding a nice one, but I would think there would be a market to get them refinished.
I have an extra one out of a 72 which I would have preferred to use since I think the darker wood grain would look better with my sandlewood interior, but the wood grain is peeling. |
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Bob Woodard Brighton, MI 2012 SRT8 Charger - 12.70 @ 111mph |
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