Great job. I hope you don't mind a fellow old dodge guy throwing out a comment about these dash boards. These metal dashes fit right into an 85 dodge also .
Great work! I am trying to do the same for a 2004 Ford F150 Heritage Old Style. I am doing all electric Autometer tach, speedo, water temp, fuel, voltmeter, oil pressure. Also, regarding the gauge mounting bevel , I think I will cover with black vinyl rather that paint.
Not really...I hate wiring....I do electronics in my "real job", and I only do it when necessary. It's not really that difficult, just take it one wire at a time, and plan it out ahead of time
Is it possible to make one of the dashes like the whole housing for the cluster from scratch ? I’ve been looking for one and their all like 400 dollars 😢
Probably too late to ask, but if the old dash is in decent shape would you consider selling it... I have an '80 D200 I'm fixing up, somewhat sentimental to me and I can't find one anywhere :(
My old dash parts are pretty rough. I did a video where I repaired the gauge enclosure (the plastic piece that covers all the gauges and mates up to the glovebox) and the glove box. My original gauges don't seem to work that great, and some of the clear plastic face-covers are pretty rough...that was why I decided to just redo the entire thing. I do still have everything, but I'm hanging on to them just incase....that and I'm kinda a hoarder when it comes to original parts for my vehicles
Removed it since I'm using an electronic speed-o...the 46rh uses a sensor like this: www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=2415544&cc=1097175&pt=10634&jsn=905&_nck=ZExt1ysfqhqWnq%2BEvUNdS3Txyey60IDtnjPWF5UU9J0BWQv7pvqZbh%2BYrdIIoJ2QMq9prrkIerbFMqky5nGcn4teOg9r2Sw3%2BPr1CNOXFqQFzxO1xi2naIVVDqptp38yXkE5m0eM5QCA%2By15xTcreiyKbrkDUxw8lE4179Lt3ZG9FpQ%2BdspnPWI8ptrLkN74Y61q3cM1G6skuK0Vq52FSE8Kyvzr8KA4wfOb1xvAwuqueeNgKPoIS5%2Bao4tprdoKHe14C9D9YIJ7qMJ2p15pirV2RGw5FPxEDg6r%2FloVVSSiuXlnbf8TPHyy7mJX%2FSIr
