Gauges are in!!!

[miketyler]

This weekend I got all my revamped guage and switch assemblies in. I did have some grounding issues with the tach and dash floods initially (a result of powder coated dash) but addressed them and proceeded on. I was considering changing the flood color to a blue or purple but the green has grown on me. I appreciate everyones help and advice on the add-on power windows, overhead console, rear defogger, power trunk release, and guage restoration. Ck out the pics:

   

[Prowler Orange Challenger]

Very nice Mike. I love the gauges and the lighting on them. 

[71340RT]

I really love the look of the white gauges. If it was not for my cars being restored back to original I think I would change mine to white as it sure looks cool.

[71 DEPUTY]

looks good Mike- yep- green is the color!!!!!!!!

[miketyler]

thanks - I was surprised to see how similar this looks to the new Charger gauges. The bold polished bezel and white face instruments really brighten up the dash

[Oldschool]

      They look great!   

[Street_Challenged73]

That looks cool, Mike!

[4Cruizn]

Looks pretty good!   Cool!         

[RedLine]

Strikingly beautiful!  Really catches the eye!  great job

[MEK-Dangerfield]

Mike,
  Don't do a thing!!!  They look great!!! 

  Mike

[R/T]

  looks good Mike, I like the green tint

[Moparmatt]

Looks nice... but can you clarify for me?

It appears that the gauges are lit by a light above the dash, not backlit. Are they?

[R/T]

Looks nice... but can you clarify for me?

It appears that the gauges are lit by a light above the dash, not backlit. Are they?

My dash lights are from above and not in the guages themselves. Are all Ebods top lights? I think I have read somewhere that they are but?

[miketyler]

yes - even my brothers Roadrunner and other Mopars I have seen just had dash "flood" lights with no actual back lighting. I think this was a cheaper solution to dash illumination and I cant remember any other manufacturer using that method

[R/T]

Thanks Mike