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Mudder 05-06-2003 05:10 AM

New Pics, Autometer, dash hacking
 
Heres some better pics of my new autometers and dash hacking job for the new stereo. The dash looks a lot cleaner than it used to. Oh yes the new Grant wheel that came from Church. I like it!

Mudder 05-06-2003 05:11 AM

second one
 
:)

Mudder 05-06-2003 05:12 AM

third
 
:)

Palf70Step 05-06-2003 05:27 AM

Looks real good !

Yukon Jack 05-06-2003 09:27 AM

Excellent!

gr8scott51 05-06-2003 09:32 AM

I still want that dash. You parts distributors out there could make some money off those of us (like me) that are too timid to tackle this on their own. I'll probably start on mine soon, and most of it seems straight forward, it's just little things like mating up with the wiring harness, etc. The custom bezels that are available are all aluminum or stainless - I like having that stock bezel with real gauges. Mudder, you're an inspiration.

Blue Beard 05-06-2003 09:39 AM

Looks good Mudder, that's the same setup we discussed by phone a while back.

gr8scott51 05-06-2003 09:49 AM

Bluebeard - have you got something similar? Scott

barn9 05-06-2003 10:37 AM

That looks really great Mudder, how about some details regarding guage installation, cost, etc. By the way, do you have the link to Irfanview? I would like to save the link for those that ask about pic resizing.

Mudder 05-06-2003 10:54 AM

Here ya go barn http://www.irfanview.com/

Mudder 05-06-2003 11:01 AM

Thanks for the comments but it was right here on the board that I got the idea and help for the guages. It is really an easy thing to do as I am not that great with electrical. I used all electrical; guages and it was all pretty simple. To get you in the right direction with connecting to the old harness there is a thread in the FAQ that has a link to all the wiring diagrams. I used 2 5/8 guages on the bottom which takes a little trimming in the holes. I just took the chrome out of the hole.Seems like a lot of trimming but thats because its tapered. I would help anyone that needs help and I'm sure others here that have done it would also.:bowtie:

Longhorn Man 05-07-2003 12:10 AM

Randy, you ever thought about painting your glove box door black? I think it looks quite a bit better like that...esp with red.
That is a sharp looking set up you did...congrats.
No wonder your rig has made it on 2 covers. ;)
If you like, I can get a pic of my red and black dash...I guess I deleted the one I had on my hard drive.

Mudder 05-07-2003 01:43 AM

Hmmmm Never thought about it Andy. I'll give it some thought. I imagine things a lot sometimes.:)

73stepside 05-07-2003 04:13 AM

that looks good. i was thinking about doing that with a new repop gauge panel.

Warbones 05-07-2003 08:54 PM

I love that truck!
 
I do thing a black glove box door would balance it out a bit. It looks great as it though to. Who knows.
There is a pole! I would love some more pictures of that truck.

miket 05-07-2003 09:04 PM

Mudder that looks really nice...I am "warming" up to the idea of converting mine....

griesel72 05-07-2003 09:11 PM

congrats on the LMC cover, your truck is awesome.


I like your new dash, it gives a modern look to a great truck.

How is it switching to a newer frame, i saw on your website that you upgraded frames a while back.

david

RShaips 05-07-2003 10:41 PM

How much do all of the guages cost ? Looks really nice..

Mudder 05-08-2003 03:15 AM

griesel72 thats not really my web site but is a 4x4 club I am a founding member of. The swap isnt bad really. If you want info about it pm me your addy and I send it to you.

RShaips........The guages was like around 450 bucks and the cluster was 35. Turn signal lights were like 10 bucks.

RShaips 05-08-2003 08:44 AM

Thanks


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