Art & Inspiration New Dash Insert from Edelbrock

Saw this at Deuce Days North West.
The top studs are the lights.

 

That’s a cool idea.

 

Very Creative

 

Neat, as long as it never falls off!

 

have to torque it down correctly....he he he

 

Horses for courses i guess , too heavy looking in my opinion. It is just too dominating . Unique though. Is it really from edelbrock ??

 

I kinda like it, wonder if it could have been milled down to be less “big” looking? But to me it’s innovative, never seen anything like that.

 

To each their own, just a bit overboard for me. HRP

 

That is slick as shit!

 

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Maybe, but I see overboard as some plug wires and little water dripping from the top end bolts.

 

I want to like it but I don't. It just looks out of place.

 

To much for me. I like the dash inserts being sold by Dale Grau.

 

Nope for me too

 

What’s next? Valve cover arm rests? Sorry couldn’t help myself

 

Too cutesy. Screams "I am just trying too hard!"

 

I doubt Edelbrock is making the insert, IMHO the owned probably made it from a old head that he machined down to make it thinner and cut the openings for gauges.

While I applaud the creativity and thinking outside the box, I'm sure he likes it, as others here seem to, it's just one of those things that doesn't appeal to everyone. HRP

 

Cool idea. Not a fan of the regular off the shelf gauges though.

 

Well that’s odd , different , goudy , and rude , in a cool sorta way ???

 

Be a lot neater with the Edelbrock ground off.

 

Now thats different...

 

Way to busy,

 

I applaud the effort to be different, don’t love it but definitely takes all kinds to keep it interesting.

 

Some people try too hard to come up with something different and many of these ideas are fails!

 

A V8-60 head ,at about 2/3 the size, would be a better fit.

 

Way too gimmicky for me.

 

Aaaaaaaaah, no!!

 

That panel makes the dash look way too heavy. And very much out of place. But that's just my opinion!

 

Seems silly. Not my car, though. I applaud the outside-of-the-box thinking, but it doesn't work for me.