Let's see your dash!

[krisbassett]

My Dash is in need of some rejuvenation. I have an Idea in mind that involves 2" pipe but I'd like to see what everyone has done to theirs.

 

[Revelation]

18 ga. Stainless overlay.

 

[krisbassett]

Looking good!!

 

[knack]

Here's a few pics of my '70 model. The hinged panel is cut from 0.160" aluminum.

 

[NY-Bronco]

Here's a few pics of my '70 model. The hinged panel is cut from 0.160" aluminum.

Compliments on the color choice!!!!;D

 

[RustyShackelfor]

Here's a few pics of my '70 model. The hinged panel is cut from 0.160" aluminum.

Just curious if you thought about using another glove box door before you did that. I like the idea of being able to access behind that easy.

 

[krisbassett]

Here's a few pics of my '70 model. The hinged panel is cut from 0.160" aluminum.

Very nice looking and functional dash!!

 

[sprdv1]

Let's not & say we did..!

 

[BlackHills4X4]

Here's a few pics of my '70 model. The hinged panel is cut from 0.160" aluminum.

Very nice concept. Awesome idea.

 

[Justafordguy]

Here's a few pics of my '70 model. The hinged panel is cut from 0.160" aluminum.

That's about the coolest dash idea I have ever seen. I bet it makes it easy to work on stuff back there.

 

[knack]

Thanks! It does give me easy access to wiring, etc. behind the dash. I hadn't thought about using another glove box door. Would have saved a lot of head scratching coming up with a hinge.

 

[Bituman]

Here's mine. Designed and built the dash myself. But the best thing I did was to have it wired by a super professional, Mike at All Ways Hot Rods in Phoenix. What he did was isolate the dash via 2 connectors on either side so that it can come completely out without having to undo all the switches, wiring, etc. I have since heard of others that have done same thing.

Bob

 

[bax]

My dash as i was making it.

 

[addicted]

Here's mine. Designed and built the dash myself. But the best thing I did was to have it wired by a super professional, Mike at All Ways Hot Rods in Phoenix. What he did was isolate the dash via 2 connectors on either side so that it can come completely out without having to undo all the switches, wiring, etc. I have since heard of others that have done same thing.

Bob

Wow! Beautiful dash! And a great idea on the connectors.

 

[RustyShackelfor]

Noticed a lot of the dashes with AC controls. Are there any that look more stock and less "hot rod"?

 

[krisbassett]

Some AWESOME Dashes!!

Bax......Is that dyed Curly Maple?

 

[NY-Bronco]

Noticed a lot of the dashes with AC controls. Are there any that look more stock and less "hot rod"?

The vintage air unit standard controls look more old school. Ill take pics for you tomo and post them. The standard vents are also old school.

 

[bax]

Some AWESOME Dashes!!

Bax......Is that dyed Curly Maple?

Yes it is.

 

[Revelation]

My dash as i was making it.

Looks even better in person.

 

[oldskool]

Here is a picture of dash Version #1 Like a bonehead I forgot the Air vents so I had to make another dash with Air vents, then no room for toggle switches. Still have to figure out where to put them.