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ABS can be purchased in sheets up to 4" x 8' (~$35.00, one side pebbled, one side smooth) and can be molded with heat, and glued with plumbers adhesive. It can be bent in a brake and retain its shape. Neat stuff. Works with normal power tools, table saw, jig saw, router, hand tools, etc.

That looks really good, Crazydart68. I can't tell from the pics, but is that a flat panel or is it bent? Metal or plastic? I don't have a brake, so bending isn't an option, unless there is another way.

that A-Body dash looks FANTASTIC


I have a complete set of brand new Autometer Ultralight Pentastar gauges that I bought (it took 5 years to piece it all together because Mopar Performance discontinued them many years ago)planning on doing exactly the same..I recently got a restored Instrument Cluster and I'm thinking about parting ways with the whole setup I have now. Since Rocky Mountain gauge works went out of business, I dont have an economical way to do exactly what the above dash looks like.

what does the "dixie" switch do?

I want to know that tooo !!!!

I will wadger it is for the dixie horn blaster

Doo-da doot doot dooda looda doot doot doo-doo

General Lee horn?

Thanks guys.

I cannot take credit for the paint, guy that painted the Dart did the dash as well. It is base/clear. I did the prep and metal work, smoothing, epoxied the insert in, etc. He primed, blocked, and painted.

The panel is bent. It is a RMD insert that was one of the first they made. I've had it for *years*.

I'll see if I can come up with some progress pics that I took of it years ago.

Man these pics are old... lol. These frames were not meant for a gloss black paint job, so I needed to straighten it.

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