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    Check out my dash. I need some input.

     



    It just got done getting powder coated. I need to fill the hole where the old radio was, any idea's? I was thinking about using the face of the old radio to fill it but the old radio doesn't look very clean. Also I couldn't find the dash part that goes right under the clock like the one right under the speedo. Any ideas where I can buy that part?

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    I don't know about the piece that goes under the clock, but I have an idea for the radio punchout. Fashion a rectangular piece of black lucite to fit the area. Now fashion a piece the same size and shape from clear lucite. Drill a small hole in each corner through both pieces. Go to the hardware and get some button-head stainless bolts (the kind you tighten with an Allen wrench) and lock nuts. Cut out good, clear photos of your loved ones and glue them to the black lucite. Place the clear lucite over the photos and screw the whole mess to the dash.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CarBizIndio
    It just got done getting powder coated. I need to fill the hole where the old radio was, any idea's? I was thinking about using the face of the old radio to fill it but the old radio doesn't look very clean. Also I couldn't find the dash part that goes right under the clock like the one right under the speedo. Any ideas where I can buy that part?

    Some of the after market Hot rod parts stores have new radios with various looks that fit into the stock old spots. I'm thinking something digital to match your gauges.
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    I think that radio would work out great, Thanks for the info
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    HUH??? No photos??? You're takin' yourself way too seriously.
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    yes I also was going to say use a radio that looks similar to the gauges. With the same color blue light.... That'll look ~~COOL~~

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    Hey tech, great idea but I wouldn't have the heart to cut up my family pictures, so I think I'll leave them in the house.
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