Mine is a blend of stock and some customization with in-dash 2-5/8" tach, 2" oil pressure and water temp gauges set in on either side of an aftermarket radio. The bezels are refinished in black satin paint with new woodgrain overlays installed.
Edit: Sorry for the double post a few up the chain.
Added a few pics with the dash pad on fresh from the upholstery shop
Hey I've been looking at the same aftermarket radio that you have. Do you like it so far? and how does it sound? I've read a lot of mixed reviews on them.. but i really don't want to cut my dash!
Mine is a blend of stock and some customization with in-dash 2-5/8" tach, 2" oil pressure and water temp gauges set in on either side of an aftermarket radio. The bezels are refinished in black satin paint with new woodgrain overlays installed.
Edit: Sorry for the double post a few up the chain.
Added a few pics with the dash pad on fresh from the upholstery shop
\I tested it with a with a 100 watt stereo amp on the bench playing tunes from my iphone through some bookshelf speakers. I am pretty picky about how I like to hear music.
I'll give it 2 thumbs up for the $20 I paid for it brand new from Amazon.
I'm sure there will be signal drift etc with the radio tuner since its analog, but I plan to burn a playlist on an sd card and rock out.
I think the key with this radio is using a power amp and a 4 decent speakers....
\ Thanks DusterDaddy! I think Ill try it out! Heck for $20 it can't be too bad. At least it would fill the empty hole in my dash! haha
This is my first restoration and my first dash ever! I'm happy with the way it turned out. I don't really know what I'm doing... but I've learned a ton so far! Here' a before and after pic of the dash. I reused everything except the dash pad and defrost vents.
Looks good! Did you recover the old pad with new material?