When I clicked the link it took me to some Dodge Ram headlights but there’s no way it would work for a swinger dash for all those years. Maybe a “Dart” because the demon had a different dash than swingers.
Yeah that’s a dart sport/demon set up. Doesn’t work for a swinger opening.
That covers/includes the lower section like like the later model factory panels too. Some dash metal was cut away.
That would an option but the heater control and the hole for it changed in 73. Mine had a wood grain dash which I decided I didn't want. I use a 71 Duster frame for mine.
I think that might be a good option. Thanks for all the suggestions.
I am still in the process. Project not done yet. I was able to purchase a 1972 dash panel from another forum member. I purchased a gauge panel insert from Autometer and gauges from new vintage (1969 series). Car is in a 3 month upgrade. will post picture when complete. Let me know if you have any questions.
22ga sheet metal
So have I. I was hoodwinked by classic catalog to buy their insert. not even close to fitting. And nothing out there to buy that will fit a 71 Dart Swinger. SO, I believe that charger426 has the answer. Build your own. After all I have a thousand bucks worth of Autometer gauges that need to go somewhere. Thats Hot Rodding?! As he said, tedious but not impossible.
Nice work and a good guide for building mine for a 71 Swinger. Might I inquire what material did you use and the thickness? Also maybe a template laying around? If not OK but a new cottage industry is waiting to be born. I have got a lot of info from this forum and was finally man enough to join. Thanks to everyone for the help!
Missed this reply on the material. Thamnks.
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