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Started by tjuli · 19 Mar 2004 · 9 replies

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tjuliArchived member

19-03-04, 09:56 GMT+10#1

Is there a place in melb that anyone knows of that do custom VL dashboards? eg red, white speedos and ****

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vlt-dreamerArchived member

19-03-04, 10:15 GMT+10#2

www.dashboarddoctor.com.au (http://www.dashboarddoctor.com.au) www.dashboardcentre.com.au (http://www.dashboardcentre.com.au)

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MorgzArchived member

19-03-04, 10:20 GMT+10#3

I love those dashes done with the autometer gauges. Look really nice. I remember in a very early Street Commodore mag there was a VH done in some really nice blue, with billet wheels and an injected 5ltr. But it had a full on custom interior will grey wool and autometer gauges, done very nicely and looked subtle rather than outrageuos.

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badbt1Archived member

19-03-04, 11:10 GMT+10#4

Quote: Originally Posted by vlt-dreamer www.dashboarddoctor.com.au (http://www.dashboarddoctor.com.au) www.dashboardcentre.com.au (http://www.dashboardcentre.com.au) they are too expensive try emtech

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JuZiArchived member

19-03-04, 11:15 GMT+10#5

still kida on the topic, what is the best vl dash? cos i got an exec and you can pull up the whole driver side easily with one finger. if there is a stronger one i can replace it with please tell me.

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ITSGMHArchived member

19-03-04, 11:25 GMT+10#6

Quote: Originally Posted by JuZi still kida on the topic, what is the best vl dash? cos i got an exec and you can pull up the whole driver side easily with one finger. if there is a stronger one i can replace it with please tell me. the tabs that hold the dash in are weak as piss, what I did was to use a very strong adhesive and glue a washer across the back of the broken tab, this is then used by the holding screw to hold the dash in - does that make sense?????

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DeniedArchived member

19-03-04, 17:57 GMT+10#7

Quote: Originally Posted by PSHHHT I love those dashes done with the autometer gauges. Look really nice. I remember in a very early Street Commodore mag there was a VH done in some really nice blue, with billet wheels and an injected 5ltr. But it had a full on custom interior will grey wool and autometer gauges, done very nicely and looked subtle rather than outrageuos. Got that article lying around if anyone wants me to scan it up, looks very clean.

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OldGoldArchived member

20-03-04, 04:55 GMT+10#8

post it up man

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darkstarArchived member

21-03-04, 10:58 GMT+10#9

post it, or email it to [email removed] Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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DeniedArchived member

21-03-04, 16:44 GMT+10#10

finally got it up. Its from 'Commodore Power' Issue 9 which I think was a freebie with a Performance Buildups mag. article is here: www.wardriving.com.au/vh/ (http://www.wardriving.com.au/vh/)

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