New gauge panel

[1970 RT Challenger 1970]

To each  his own, but I prefer the stock Rallye dash.

X2

[the_engineers]

I like the Rallye as well, but I'd want it done "right" if I had kept mine...meaning a full re-do which will run around $1500, re-screened and all.

Aftermarket is a lot less.

[4x4HEMIrig]

You could sell that rallye gauge panel for a mint. Probably $500? or a lot more?

I like Goody's dash. It looks better than the XV (Rocky Mountain) stuff because it has touches of stock elements to it. I think he knocked it out of the park.

I can definitely see the resale value of the factory dash, but I doubt someone is going to want to spend $500+ for a non working dash and another $750 to have it reconditioned.

I agree with you on Goody's dash! If I didn't have the Rallye dash, that's what I would be doing.

--I now have all the components I need to build my custom dash. All I have to do is get started putting it together. I'm going to put a very small nautical touch to it. I'm going to use small flush mount red and green lights for port and starboard turning signals. I blame the Navy for that.

I am going to keep the factory panel at least long enough to build my custom one.

[Devil]

Here is the custom one I built for my car. 



Ryan

[Gumby]

Devil, what did you do to get the countersunk deal for the switch panel? That looks very clean. Nice Job!

[Devil]

It is just the stock bezel behind the aluminum plate I had made.  Modified it to work with the new gauges.

[Strawdawg]

Damn, you just solved what I had been trying to figure out how to do! 

[Devil]

Damn, you just solved what I had been trying to figure out how to do! 

lol, what exactly are you doing?

[Strawdawg]

the recessed look for switches, etc.