cool......... 69-70 piller gages

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streetgrande69

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2488642436&category=34206
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D.Hearne

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And I thought that was a "ricer" thing only.

 

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streetgrande69

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D.Hearne said:

And I thought that was a "ricer" thing only.

Click to expand...

there you go....thinking again

 

mustang70

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That looks good. Where did you find that?

If by ricer you mean all the late model Mustangs and F-bodies running around with pillar gauges...........

 

Hack

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You have to admit it's got a little rice to it.

But sometimes fins and scoops look good too.

To each his own.

Personally, I really want to get all my gages in the dash.

 

1320stang

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Did you check out their website?

http://www.mpproductsinc.com/index.html

It has the same aluminum 6 guage panel the Mustang Steve has shown and I think 2bav8 has posted owning one.

hmmmm.....

 

mustang70

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I think it looks ok when there's one or two gauges, but not when there's like six gauges. I'm going to keep mine low and out of sight, but this does give people more options.

 

jikelly

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Tight!

I wish someone would do something like that for the 71-73 mustangs.