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> How to mount my gauges......., Looking for your suggesstions
John
post Nov 29 2004, 12:53 AM
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I too am lightening the load this winter. I have gutted my interior of useless weight like the dashbord and virtually everything else. I am wanting to keep the 3 gauge plate with 3 gauges in it.

I am keeping the steering column (for the bearings and the starter/ignition switch).
I am keeping the 911 combo gauge (pressure/temp), a 914 fuel gauge, a Tach.

I am looking for ideas to mount the gauges/3 hole plate.

In other words, please show me what you have done.

I will post some pics Monday evening.

Thanks
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post Nov 29 2004, 12:59 AM
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Thanks, but there is no ashtrtay.
There is no dashboard.

Perhaps I should clarify:

There is no relays.

There is but two lonely fuses.

This is in a dedicated track/race car.

I promise I will post pics later today...
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