Art & Inspiration Let's have a dedicated Rods & Customs dash thread

Here is one I made for my Model A sedan back in the 70's. Hey it was the 70's

 

Back in the 70's it was quintessential that you had a CB radio. HRP

 

This is in my 47 Ford coupe. I needed something a little different so I put in a clock and speedo from a 42 ford and took an extra speaker cover that I put under the original


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‘55 210


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That was a booster for the radio/tape deck. Check out all those rocker switches, and they all worked. Note gauge face for viewing stock fuel gauge. Homemade steering column drop bolted to original Model A drop.
Mustang steering column and box.

 

DOH, my bad. HRP

 

57 Chevy truck

 

The dash in my '62 Merc Monterey

 

Not much to look at but here's my tupperware dash and gauges seperately.

 

Love all the awesome dash designs that are posted above.
Had to replace my 28A dash topper,I stored it foolish between rebuilds an it rusted /holes,so made a wood replace.
My son Lance n I built his "T",wood dash he hunted for the board for months, found one with the grain shape an a knot hole=place for speed-O an grain flow fits flame design. Look close,shows better in day light.

 

My roadster

 

Looks like trouble ahead.

 

Here's my dash!

 

Mine.

 

My A Roadster with '36 dash & '49 Nash center section witch rolls up to reveal switches etc.

 

I’m in. Snowman

 

Hard to get a good dash pic with one shot.

 

My 5 window

 

My '55 PU, '34 Roadster & the beautifully restored Hollywood panel w/SW gauges I planned for my roadster, but didn't have the heart to cut that beautiful original dash.

 

Finally found my last nos gauge......so out with the old



and in with the nos.

 

some of my old cars

 

Now that a nice dash 1950-51

 

The 1957-58 Oldsmobile had a beautiful dash. My $0.02

 

My '32 roadster.

 

My 27 Chrysler Roadster


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My latest build.

 

My ‘62 Mercury Meteor, sans radio

 

28 Chrysler in a 29 A cabriolet