Brookville Roadster makes a steel `32 dash that's just the lower part that you combine with your stock A dash rail..... i have one in my `30 coupe and `28 sedan
I use stock 32 dashes in Model A's and they are easy to install. A pickup dash just fits a coupe or sedan or you can use a 32 sedan/five window dash if you add about 3/4 inch to the ends.
I did the same thing as "norms30a" and mounted my ignition and light switches under the dash on each side of the steering column.
Looks great! Did you have to fabricate the transition between the two ? Thanks for the pics Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
How much room is left between the new dash and stock tank with these? Enough to mount gauges without having to cut up the tank?
All I did was cut the dash molding along the square edge using about 3/4 inch edge and weld it to the Brookville panel and drill the mounting holes. I used machine screws to pull the holes in like the factory panel counter sink and a little body work.
It’s the one for a 30-31 coupe. I spoke to Pete, if it’s wrong, it’s his fault Got a HAMB discount too Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Got mine from Snyder’s and it was an easy fit behind my cabriolet dash rail, and it accommodates many instrument panels.
I think they get them from Brookville. Love that gauge cluster. Looks like a Plymouth ? Thanks Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Hi I left the stock tank in my 30 coupe. plugged the fuel guage hole and drilled hole on front of tank for fuel sender. put 32 dash in front and full set of electric auto meter gauges. I will try to find pic