Post up pics of your custom dash!

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May 21, 2010 | 10:13 PM

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Project-RS

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Re: Post up pics of your custom dash!

heres the update on my dash pad. still not done, but fitment is flush. no more vents and speaker cutouts

Sep 1, 2010 | 09:26 PM

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Re: Post up pics of your custom dash!

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Originally Posted by procamaro85

Here are pic's of two different ones I made, the first pic is with the factory dash with a custom panel added on for the Autometer gauges. I painted it with VHT wrinkle paint so it matched the dash.

This is the current one I made(same car) out of aluminum, "Nascar style"

very nice the top is the direction id like to go soon (winter) when i re-wire the whole car

Nov 7, 2013 | 08:39 PM

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Re: Post up pics of your custom dash!

Is that the one piece fiberglass dashboard?

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Originally Posted by Orangepeeler

Well, you will have to excuse all the dust. It has been an ongoing project for a couple of years now. Damn economy!! Here are the pics of how I did my dash. I know it is not for everybody but, please be constructive with the criticism.

Here's how I mounted it:

That's it. Hope it will give you some ideas.

Nov 15, 2013 | 11:50 AM

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Re: Post up pics of your custom dash!

very nice dashes here. anyone ever try plastidip to paint parts of the interior? I am on the fence about what to do about a dash mod. but would like to go in a new direction. what materials have people used? core board is what I have used, but, egh... I would like something that I can bend, ideas?