Richard Gosling <richard.gosling@exprogroup.com> wrote :
> Steph,
>
> The original gauges (other than speed and revs) would have been fuel and
> water temperature.
>
> So, apart from oil pressure, what else have you got in there? And how on
> earth has anyone managed to squeeze that many gauges in there??
>
> Richard & Daffy
>
First, the center section is not original, duh! One the the DPOs made a new
center dash section and removed the heather controls (lots of new space right
there!)
Anyway, here's a list of what I have currently:
Fuel
Temperature
Oil Pressure
Amp
and Vacuum
also
2 lights (hazards and brakes warning light)
and 2 flip switches (one for parking lights and one for headlights)
In the next few months, I would like to make a new wood dash. I like the fact
that I have all the usefull info available so the dash I'll make won't look
like the original.
I already made some plans for the new layout but only 4 gauges will fit (since
I'll put the heater controls back in). I could alway put the fifth gauge in
the rightmost section of the dash but before I do this, I'd like the list
opinion on keeping or ditching the vacuum gauge? Is it worth keeping or is it
worth the trouble of finding a spot for it?
As always, Thanks
Stef
'69 Spit (Still sleeping in the shed! But smelling Spring!)
'71 TR6 (Still in thousands of pieces!)
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