1963 Dodge Dart 270 Convertible for the Wife
Put the decals on with a set of tweezer and then painted the needles with the same orange I painted my Coronet with....
All done. You can bend the tang at the base of the needle to set how far to the left it goes on the gas and temperature gauges. I set them not to be so far buried....
The circuits board was really bad. I flattened out the copper foil and then used my SPI Universal Clear and brushed it on to seal and lock in the foil.
A have no idea where I bought this but it has been in the garage for years. I used it to create a foam seal so the blinker/oil/dash lights don't bleed across in the center of the gauges..
Not pretty but it will work...
Here we go all done.
I installed the clips and nuts to hold the foil down. In a few days I will remove them and polish the foil where we need connections.
Bead blasted the dash end caps and painted them with OER turquoise plastic paint.
The top says on by having the "T" rotate in the slot the bottom has a screw..
Put the decals on with a set of tweezer and then painted the needles with the same orange I painted my Coronet with....
All done. You can bend the tang at the base of the needle to set how far to the left it goes on the gas and temperature gauges. I set them not to be so far buried....
The circuits board was really bad. I flattened out the copper foil and then used my SPI Universal Clear and brushed it on to seal and lock in the foil.
A have no idea where I bought this but it has been in the garage for years. I used it to create a foam seal so the blinker/oil/dash lights don't bleed across in the center of the gauges..
Not pretty but it will work...
Here we go all done.
I installed the clips and nuts to hold the foil down. In a few days I will remove them and polish the foil where we need connections.
Bead blasted the dash end caps and painted them with OER turquoise plastic paint.
The top says on by having the "T" rotate in the slot the bottom has a screw..