Art & Inspiration IT'S BEEN A WHILE - LET'S SEE THOSE COOL DASHES!

My roadster

My Chevy Truck

 

Our 34 Delivery

 

LOT'S of really, really nice dashs. My 29 with a track nose. A 50's theme hot rod I called A M B R potential contender. Dark purple ala Cadzilla, Joe Nitti, and Counts Kustom ramp truck.

 

Mark Ford's dash in his A.



His was THE inspiration for mine.

 

My 51, all instruments were relocated and laid out in a single line, switches mode to left side

 

28 Chrysler in 29 ford cabriolet

 

33 dodge in 32 ford style panel for Model A. The paint and striping were practice work.

 

Classical Instruments in 32 style dash in Model A ccpu, tight layout with indicator lights

 

The world behind my wheel…had the pleasure of some 60 degree days the past couple weeks…

 

Wow that’s very nice..

 

Thanks for your response . Dash #1 is now in my 33 Willys Coupe & soon to
be on the street. It has been a long build. The last dash has not found
a home yet. Jerry

 

Anybody know where to buy this particular checkered pattern aluminum? All my searches turn up ZIP. Thanks!

 

Sorry I'm in the pic too. And one with out..

 

https://www.mcnichols.com/perforated-metal mcnichols is a good source for perforated stock. I have a stainless steel sheet that perfectly matches the 51 Ford dash perforation pattern. See post #95.

 

my 56. The factory gas and temp gauges have been eliminated from the speedo. I added a full complement of repro greenline SW gauges to the dash. The glove box lid and ash tray have been chromed. There are several other details that most people will never notice

 

I think this is old school saw it and liked it

 

Looks like something out of Mad Max movies.

 

That is not old school. That is rat rod with a capital ack!

 

Set up by my dad in the late 50’s

 

'52 DeSoto dash in my Model A. I like it, and nobody else has one.

 

Just flip a switch

 

1950 Austin

 

Painted this one for my '47 Buick a long time ago when I had planned to paint the whole car. Now, decided to leave the original 2 tone teal colored paint. So, I'll be redoing this one in candy teal before it gets installed.

 

1931 Pontiac with ‘55 DeSoto gauges.