Installing the classic dash for 1967 dodge dart
I used the PG Classic dash bezel and was generally please with the appearance but not with the fit. The support piece that fits on top of the bezel did not fit into the slot at the top of the bezel. I had to use a Dremmel cutoff wheel to enlarge the grove in the bezel so the plate would fit. As this is the load bearing plate for the upper screws, it has to fit tight. That was nerve wracking, but done successfully. I expect that other bezels may be better made, but there are also 30-50% more expensive. The picture below is how the finished dash looks now. I was fortunate to have scored an original tach 30 years ago from a junkyard which I installed. It replaced an Autometer tach that I put in the blank hole way back in the 1970's. Figured that one out long before FABO existed and it worked all these years.
Let me know what you want to do.
I used the PG Classic dash bezel and was generally please with the appearance but not with the fit. The support piece that fits on top of the bezel did not fit into the slot at the top of the bezel. I had to use a Dremmel cutoff wheel to enlarge the grove in the bezel so the plate would fit. As this is the load bearing plate for the upper screws, it has to fit tight. That was nerve wracking, but done successfully. I expect that other bezels may be better made, but there are also 30-50% more expensive. The picture below is how the finished dash looks now. I was fortunate to have scored an original tach 30 years ago from a junkyard which I installed. It replaced an Autometer tach that I put in the blank hole way back in the 1970's. Figured that one out long before FABO existed and it worked all these years.
Let me know what you want to do.