Hot Rods Can Anyone Identify this Dash?

Just came across this. Am considering buying it, but would like to know what it is. And, who could restore the gauges?

 

No clue but it's a beauty!

 

Doesn’t the emblem on the bottom center resemble Chrysler? Ie maybe a Mopar dash?

Edit: not emblem, stamping I guess?

 

I'm thinking Chrysler also 30ish

 

I thought maybe Mopar too but I'm not that familiar with them.
@Rickybop, @VANDENPLAS ????????

 

Maybe 28 Chrysler? Found this on AACA website.

 

It is a narrower and elongated version of two Dodge inserts/xovers/dashes I have, but neither of mine have tat stamping.
Maybe a higher end version of automobile?
Let me look a bit later for my stuff, maybe I can locate them

 

Definitely doesn’t look lower end. Good looking dash for sure.

 

I’m seeing other pics calling it a model 72

 

I'd go along with Budget36 and say 1928 Chrysler.
https://hymanltd.com/vehicles/5258-1928-chrysler-model-72-roadster/

 

@Budget36
That sure looks like it's close if not the same.
It might be too fancy for a track roadster, but I'm tempted anyway

 

@ronzmtrwrx
Sorry, I got the posts confused. Took you almost 50 minutes to come up with that pic.

@twenty8

You're in @ 1 hr. 25 minutes--------Slacker

 

Bruce! You shouldn't have!


LOL

 

Yeah, @twenty8 is slippin'.

 

Surely if we apply adjustment for the time zone difference I win by a country mile. I had to wait 'til my morning coffee kicked in.......

 

I was going to say... LOL.
It is Saturday morning in Australia.

 

Do they have country miles in Australia?

 

We used to, up until the early70's. Now I think we have "bush kilometres".

 

Of course it’s a Dodge ! ( Chrysler , same thing)


I’ve said it time and time again , Mopars had some of the fanciest interiors and dash boards out of all the manufactures back in da day !!!!

this one is exceptionally splenderific , what’s the plan for it ?

 

Try Williamson's for the gauge repairs
Williamson's Instruments, Inc. - Gauge Repair, Restoration

 

28 Chrysler

in my 29 model A cabriolet

I found this and fitted it in a deuce style instrument panel. The gauges were updated for 12 volts.

 

I REALLY LIKE that dash!
The only thing keeping me from buying it is that it's quite fancy for what I'm building. (Track Roadster).
Just doesn't fit the theme.

I could change the style of car, but THAT would take an act of congress, and we know how long that would take.

The T bucket guys of old would mix and match eras and parts. I'm trying not to do that.

Would go better in @Rickybop's coupe. How about it buddy?

First world hot rod problems!

 

Thanks, Bruce. It's definitely a nice set up. Yours looks beautiful, @Russ B Goes real nice with the banjo steering wheel. But I'm shooting for a plainer, more subdued, subtle look. So a little fancy for my project too.

 

My steering wheel.
1938 Packard standard.
Not fancy.

 

If I had @DDDenny's Deuce, I'd be all over that dash.

 

Bruce, thanks for the nod, that instrument cluster is extremely cool and all but I'm not sure my little hot rod would be worthy of it.

 

Well, when you sell it to me, I won't be able to find that dash anymore!

 

My 42 buick gauges will be there for 2 years next week. Good luck.

 

They converted the wind up clock to 12 volts quartz for my '54 Ranch Wagon. Took about a month and they kept me informed about the progress along the way. YRMV