Hot Rods Best dash in a model A , show us yours

My 29 coupe. Tank was already cut out underneath for electrics. Cut front gauge mount out and Auburn dash follows the line of the bottom of the tank.

 

Mine

 

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I like the simplicity of the '32 dash, and I love curved glass Stewarts, so I'm making this one...

 

update to my post #203, final assembly underway

 

I love the 36 dash.... Those little kick ups at each top corner just do it for me.

 

Yup, 36 looks awesome.

Finding a '36 waterfall from a soft top (doesn't have the hole for the windshield crank) was the hard part!

Rebuilt '36 gauges

 

This is a fabricated aluminum dash that I made up for my 28 Roadster.

 

Here one I done years ago for my 28 tudor

 

My dash in my 30 coupe

 

This is my '31. Curly cherry, Faria gauges, toggle switches for the lights. The heater switch panel is a converted gas filler door that swings up out of the view and the ID plates were made for me by a local advertising media shop.

 

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But the hole is a great spot for a shift light or a low oil pressure warning lamp.

 

Where'd you get that?

 

Just a 32 dash welded to the top of a Model A dash rail.

 

Not really custom (like putting another car's dash in), was just looking for clean and something joe blow would have done years ago.

 

Just a plain ol dash in my '30

 

I like the 32 dashes. Used a speedo from a 50 Ford, has signal lights built in.

 

The dash panel in my '29 Roadster

 

42 GMC truck cut up . Huge glove box . Blue

 

i was surprised not to see any 47 dashes installed .. Im just about to make a start to slimming down a 47 to fit in a buddies 30 coupe also running a 47 wheel .. Just laid half of it in there earlier tonight and perhaps realised why its not so common.. Definately needs a lot of work to fit but from the teaser i gave myself, it looks like its gonna be pretty cool.. ( If I can pull it off )

 

My coupe had a ‘40 dash in it.

 

I cast the inserts and installed SW gauges.
Speedometer is a 1954 ford