JME dashes for 69/70 are finally done

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bnickel

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don't know if anyone else has seen these yet but they turned out really nice. i want one in woodgrain with black guages myself. here is the link

http://www.jmeenterprises.com/69dash.shtml


they also have a new version of the radio face plate for deletion of the radio and it uses three guages in that location instead

http://www.jmeenterprises.com/69_radio_bezel.shtml

 

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Good luck getting one sent to you!

Its nice to see that they have updated the website with more pictures and info. Im still not holding my breath!

 

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oh, well it be at least another year or two before i can afford one anyway, but i was basically happy that there were updates on the webpage, it is nice to finally see a pic of one with woodgrain actually on it, that and i wanted to see one with black guages instead of the phantoms too. but still 1100 bucks is a big chunk of change, i'm hoping that someone will start producing a guage panel only like that for the 69/70 that you can put your own guages in or maybe even some different factory guages or something

 

Route666

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I too like the sport comp gauge one. Just the plain black one though.

How much are autometer gauges by themselves?

 

mustang70

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I think I'll redo my gauges and save myself the $1000.

 

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for those 6 guages you are looking about 6-700 bucks, maybe more

 

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Don't get me wrong. It's a nice set up. I'm not into that myself. I prefer the stock gauges. But then it would be nice to have the tach in the cluster and not on the dash.

 

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mustang70 said:

Don't get me wrong. It's a nice set up. I'm not into that myself. I prefer the stock gauges. But then it would be nice to have the tach in the cluster and not on the dash.

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well i would probably rather have a stock tach dash with a shelby console guage pod from a money standpoint, but if factory tach dashes get any higher it won't be long before the JME setup will be cheaper or the same money anyway. i really wish someone would make just the panel that would be simliar to the JME but uses some kind of stock ford guages, i have a complete cluster from a 69 cougar that has the tach and all the guages (no idiot lights) that i had experimented trying to fit in my stock bezel but it wouldn't work without some major surgery to the guages themselves so i tossed that idea out

 

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bnickel said:

for those 6 guages you are looking about 6-700 bucks, maybe more

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Yeh that's about what I came to as well. Not bad REALLY, considering the uniqueness of it.