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    Quote Originally Posted by TheFroFactor
    Yeah sorry about that I definitely worded it wrong I mean a dash like those you often see in pro street hot rods. I think these are if not always often just custom made dashes but I was wondering if anyone sells vehicle specific dashes in this custom looking style.
    no kits that I'm aware of. why not put aftermarket gauges on a custom panal in your existing dash?
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    Instrument Panel

     



    I would just change the instrument panel but the dash as a whole just doesn’t fit the style I’m trying to create, Its nice but it doesn’t fit a muscle car its almost to classy the lines don’t fit, it looks like it should be in an old 50’s bel air or impala just not a muscle car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheFroFactor
    I would just change the instrument panel but the dash as a whole just doesn’t fit the style I’m trying to create, Its nice but it doesn’t fit a muscle car its almost to classy the lines don’t fit, it looks like it should be in an old 50’s bel air or impala just not a muscle car.
    You've totally lost me here.

    Last I remember the 66 Chevelle was offered in a SS.
    To me that's one of the legends of Muscle cars for that era, and definitely not of the 50's design genre.

    Last edited by Supa Roosta; 10-03-2006 at 05:56 PM.

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    Not A SS

     



    It’s not a SS it’s a Malibu and the dash style differs from the SS, the car itself is definitely a legend in the muscle car world but the non SS interior leaves a lot to be desired. I was going to buy a SS interior and replace it with that but I don’t want to spend that much money when I like the custom look better. To me a makeshift interior that looks more custom and “convenient” not original gives a stronger feeling of the powerful muscle car era. I don’t want a car that looks polished like an original classic that’s been in a museum I want a car that looks like it was made for power in someone’s garage back in the 70’s, a sort of slapped together look, real muscle not just a preserved factory production.

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