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anyone have pics of r-model inst. panel

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ericl

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I'm thinking about aftermarket gauges. Right now I think the r-model is my first choice. Does anyone have pics from an angle. I am worried about the fit against the dash. The only pics I found were too far away to see any detail.

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ericl said:
I'm thinking about aftermarket gauges. Right now I think the r-model is my first choice. Does anyone have pics from an angle. I am worried about the fit against the dash. The only pics I found were too far away to see any detail.

Thanks
EL
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I will try to locate a good pic of mine. This is a tough project to get a good fit using the R-model style panel.

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Here you go


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EL,

The R model gauge panel is basically flat sheet metal with a mounting tab. It is meant to be a weight saving functional piece, but not necessarly a finished piece.

Here's a link to a picture on Tony Branda's site - http://www.cobranda.com/GetItemDetail.asp?ItemID=1254&CatID=368&DeptID=1

I did see where Delta Bay Mustang is advertising some new plastic gauge panels - http://www.deltabaymustang.com/absinstpnl.htm - It will be interesting to see the finished quality and price on these, they could be a good cheap alternative to JME and Haneline.

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I take alot of pictures



 

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Here's another view of the dash

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Here you go


Dave
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Very, very nice set up. In fact so nice I will no longer look for my pic.

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ericl

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Thanks guys. My step-dad got the hanline setup and I was not impressed. Maybe it will be more rigid after install???? I think I'm gonna go with the r-model untill I can rework the stock panel to look something like the JME.
 
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