What do you guys & gals think? I was just planning on making a few for cars I'm working on here, but the first one came out so nice that I'm thinking of making a batch and putting them on the market.
Pricing would be similar to what's already out there, but with a way shorter lead time.
Pricing would be similar to what's already out there, but with a way shorter lead time.
gzminiz
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how much, i'll buy one now. I was looking at doing the same stuff and was hoping someone would beat me to it.
It would depend on the bezel you want (67 or 68, standard or deluxe) and your choice of gauges.gzminiz said:how much, i'll buy one now. I was looking at doing the same stuff and was hoping someone would beat me to it.
Email me at reen@reenmachine.com for more info.
-Pete
gzminiz
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in my mind i had it identical to what you have, (great mindes think alike). Autometer Phatom guages, silver, 67.
Are the mounts able to be rotated? tach more specifically?
Are the mounts able to be rotated? tach more specifically?
Sure, I can put the tach at whatever angle you'd like. The mounts are welded on though, so once it's there, it's there.gzminiz said:Are the mounts able to be rotated? tach more specifically?
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bnickel
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Go for it: I just got mine after an eleven month wait! Did you buy one from JME to see how it was done? If so, expect a lawsuit due to the clause on the receipt.
Dark Knight
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Go for it... JME is a joke.. I've been looking for a woodgrain one for my 68, been looking at the C2 or lunar series though..
reenmachine said:What do you guys & gals think? I was just planning on making a few for cars I'm working on here, but the first one came out so nice that I'm thinking of making a batch and putting them on the market.
Definitely a great idea! The product looks great and it will give everyone a nice alternative to the other company.
I was drooling over the JME one for a while before i made my own. I was suprised by the cost of the materials. I have well over $500 into mine just for gauges and repro bezel, that does not include time (i work cheap...LOL) and wiring either.
Just saying there was not as much cost savings in doing it myself as I thought.
Just saying there was not as much cost savings in doing it myself as I thought.
I was going to do my own before I bought from JME but the cost of the gauges and bezels was so close to the finished cost it was not worth it. JME also gives the added ease of wiring and instructions. The only way they are making a worthwhile profit is if they are getting discounts from Autometer and have a high markup on their bezels (which are the nicest around for 67 brushed aluminum). That being said, I trashed them in the talk section for their business practices.
I can absolutely honestly say that I have never seen a JME cluster or any other aftermarket brand for that matter. I have no idea how they do theirs. I couldn't wait for a year or whatever, so I decided to make it myself and this is what I came up with. What does the clause on the receipt say?mustangdave said:Go for it: I just got mine after an eleven month wait! Did you buy one from JME to see how it was done? If so, expect a lawsuit due to the clause on the receipt.
Alright, I'm getting heaps of emails -- pretty soon it'll be a year wait!!! j/k
Here's what you've got to tell me though:
1) year
2) standard or deluxe bezel
3) mechanical or electronic speedo
4) what aux. gauges you want (fuel, oil pressure, water temp standard)
5) black or white face
***Electronic speedo requires that you use an electronic sending unit like late-models with computers have. The mechanical speedo uses your existing speedo cable***
Please email to reen@reenmachine.com so I don't accidentally miss an inquiry mixed in with the posts here.
Thanks!
Pete
Here's what you've got to tell me though:
1) year
2) standard or deluxe bezel
3) mechanical or electronic speedo
4) what aux. gauges you want (fuel, oil pressure, water temp standard)
5) black or white face
***Electronic speedo requires that you use an electronic sending unit like late-models with computers have. The mechanical speedo uses your existing speedo cable***
Please email to reen@reenmachine.com so I don't accidentally miss an inquiry mixed in with the posts here.
Thanks!
Pete
One thing at a time!TOM B said:What options do I have for a 65 dash.
Let me get a handle on this first. I think there are more options out there for 65-66 since it's easier. They've been discussed here enough that a forum search should turn up a lot.
67GTA-FB429
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