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Now, I had a nice idea again…

I do like working with fiberglass… If you are the same way, here is an idea for you:

take your dashboard out, strip the vinyl off, cut out the two pods, loose the piece in between where I installed my clock, put the pods in a slight angle so the speedo and Tachometer are missing the structure for the steering column (That’s why the single pod instruments are so cross eyed ) and fiberglass them in place (or make a new piece similar to the single pod dashboard and have a hybrid) and then let it be recovered …

Now that would be a very cool panel and all the attachments fit, and you can read your instruments

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