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    Wow, big difference! And the orange looks pretty cool too!

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    Looks great and operates as slick as . . . well . . . glass. I have that same mechanism, and I love it.

    BTW, do you have light transmission standards for the driver/passenger side windows? In Texas, it's 25%.
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    Not much but any progress is better than none I guess, I had some duplicate gauges kicking around so though I would put some in the firewall, Didn't want them flush fitted as that would look a bit boring so spun up a couple of rings out of a bit of thick wall aluminium tube to stand the gauges off slightly, a bit of aluminium sheet and an hours work and this is what I ended up with







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    That looks great!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe View Post
    That looks great!
    Thanks Ryan,
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    Last night I decided to fit the other gauge panel on the opposite side but realised I had screwed up !!! I completely forgot that the brake servo was right behind the panel Well i always say its not how you screw up but how you get out of it that counts
    Easy answer was to make the gauge spacers a bit longer, the first ones were 1/2" so a bit more of the tube was turned and this time the spacers are 1.125" long, Funny but now they are on I think the longer ones look better.












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    I like the longer look too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 36 sedan View Post
    I like the longer look too.
    Thanks bud, I sort of found out by accident
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    Been working on another project last few days but kept thinking something was missing on my firewall gauges, then I had an eureka moment and it came to me in a flash They needed a frame to set them off, so over the weekend I plasmaed some more aluminium, i'm happy now







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    Yeah, those are horrible. You best just send those up here to me.

    That really adds to the look. Great work!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe View Post
    Yeah, those are horrible. You best just send those up here to me.

    That really adds to the look. Great work!
    Cheers Ryan, i'm happy with them at last.
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    Yes, they looked just HORRIBLE , Steve! Not sure how you lived with it! Seriously, the "frame" piece is the Cat's pajama's! Looks very trick, and indeed sets off the gauges even more. You continue to amaze me with these little additions that add so much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    Yes, they looked just HORRIBLE , Steve! Not sure how you lived with it! Seriously, the "frame" piece is the Cat's pajama's! Looks very trick, and indeed sets off the gauges even more. You continue to amaze me with these little additions that add so much.
    Roger you won't believe this but the other night I had trouble sleeping as couldn't stop thinking about these panels, I know its silly but it was really bugging me, i'm sleeping better now

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadster32 View Post
    Roger you won't believe this but the other night I had trouble sleeping as couldn't stop thinking about these panels, I know its silly but it was really bugging me, i'm sleeping better now

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    How's the ankle/foot treating you now?

    And I think I missed it, but how did you fasten the aluminum rings you made, to the aluminum panel? Taper fit, or tack in place? I need to find a mill. Those would look killer on a lot of things!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe View Post
    How's the ankle/foot treating you now?
    Hoping the heel's doing a lot better now, Steve.
    Last edited by rspears; 09-03-2015 at 04:20 PM.
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