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Running out of aftermarket gauge room? Here's something different...

mrmolding

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There is a Coronet for sale in the LA area on FB and this was one of the pics. I have never seen anyone do this! Not sure if I like it or not, but I wanted to share. :)

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I have two on a gauge pod underneath and it can be challenging looking up and down a lot. Had I not just spent a few days getting mine back on after and I did the voltmeter/ammeter change I might be up for it. It was easy when I had the seat out but with my 73 rr roller blocking the door to open all the way and removing the seat, getting the dash trim on and off is a lot of patience. Another year maybe…
 
I went with a Racepak dash. It has 4 different screens with 6 gauges per screen. So, 24 gauges in one pod.

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I kind of like that look. Since my 65 Belvedere wagon is more of an old-school build, I might try something like that.
 
I did that to my Bird back in the day. Wish I hadn't. The delete is available if anyone wants it. Free including shipping.

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All better now.

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I had 428CJ Ranchero that a previous owner had put four SW gauges above the glove box. I built some angled spacers to tilt them toward me. If I was stuck with them there, I might as well make em so I can see em!
 
You can cut, chop, and butcher a dash any way you want. But.. all we did was install a 2 or 3 gauge pod under the dash below the radio.
 
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