<VV> Gauge Placement

[George Jones]

Roland,

Unless you're interested in doing some fiberglass work, you're not likely to
find anything that's ready to bolt in. Most late model owners choose to
mount their tachometers in the center position in the stock dash. Ancillary
gauges tend to be mounted above the factory radio, as long as you don't have
an A/C car. Others have tended to mount them under the dash, and some have
even built center consoles and mounted them there. Placement is limited only
by your imagination and your fabrication abilities.



On 11/28/06, Roland Taber <evildave606 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>    Hello all,
>
>    I  am  curently re-doing my interior in my 65 coupe and i am trying to
>    find a A-Pillar gauge pod, but i cant seem to find anything that would
>    fit  properly with out looking like crap. Is there anything out in the
>    world of custom stuff that anyone knows about that would fit?
>
>    Thanks Roland Taber
>
>    1965-110-500-coupe-4 speed
>
>    1966-110-PG-Convertable
>
>    1963-102-4 speed Greenbrier Delux
>


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George Jones
Tidewater Corvair Club
Central Virginia Corvair Club
'65 Monza Crown V8 Convertible   http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2397326
'66 Monza Coupe (Custom)