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Be Honnest - Too Much Bling?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Bib Overalls, Oct 18, 2012.

  1. dad-bud
    Joined: Aug 22, 2009
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    The gauge panel looks brilliant, but it is a bit "gold-chainer" to use on a traditional rod, I reckon. Perhaps you could trade it for a whole car to someone with more money than brains.
    Good luck with it and thanks for showing us.
    Cheers.
     
  2. Airborne34
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    from Texas

    Thats not Bling, thats Art!!!!

    Very Nice!!!
     
  3. Absolutely gorgeous!



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  4. reefer
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    A really nice piece....but I would go for nickel plate instead of the chrome, it would contrast nicely with the engine turned facia.....and like has been mentioned by others, the gauges look too new..a set of originals would suit better...but hey, it's not mine and it is a mighty nice set up whatever, I love the surround with the little tails, very neat.
     
  5. 32-3 WINDOW
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    i think i would go to the pawn shop , find a fancy chain and start a new bling bling jewel line , MAN THAT IS FINE you and your freinds did a great job
     
  6. Pretty nice on the right car!
     
  7. bgbdlinc
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    ....fear not....the whole parts collecting and build process IS self-indulgent...run with it...
     
  8. You ain't got a thing, if you ain't got the bling.

    I'll trade you a Model A gauge panel and pick it up next time I'm at Larry's.
     
  9. GREASER815
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  10. Yep. too much bling. Give it to me.
     
  11. Homemade44
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    The gauges and engine turned panel is beautiful. I have done some engine turning in the past and the pattern on this is different and the best I have seen. I will try this pattern the next time I do some, I really like it. Thanks for showing it.
     
  12. The37Kid
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    PERFECT!!!!!!!!!! I've got the same dash planned for my Roadster but plan to use SMITHS gauges that would have been in a 1962 Cobra. How were the holes cut in the engine turned panel? I'll need the same holes cut in the aluminum Pierce Arrow casting that Alchemy made, a real nice item. Thanks for the post. Bob [​IMG]
     
  13. motoandy
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    This is too much bling, not that. THAT IS BEING HONEST
     

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  14. Mopar Jack
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    WOW...So pretty...
     
  15. Jacksmith
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    That panel raises the bar for the rest of the vehicle it'll go into... What a gorgeous piece! Hat's off to the cats that saved it!
     
  16. So-Cal Speed Sacramento
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    absolutely not! but, now you need the rest of the car to match!
     
  17. clubcoupe37
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    i like it, very classy.
     
  18. The37Kid
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    I keep going back and looking at this dash, study it, look at the details of how the engine turned swirls are evenly spaced between the gauges. There is a ton of time in this piece. This is Pebble Beach quality work. Bob
     
  19. RayJarvis
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    to much bling? hell no .hope the rest of the car is half as nice lol
     
  20. mgtstumpy
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    Drop dead gorgeous. Where would you see another one. Bragging rights.
     
  21. bigdaddylove
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  22. Thanks! I really appreciate the very positive response. As some of you have noted, this is a piece you build a car around. I have a concept fermenting in my mind. Definitely a 32 Ford. Most likely a 5 window coupe. And it will have a Rolling Bones/Jitney inspired front suspension that will be based around my narrowed 46-48 Lincoln axle.
     
  23. Hot Rod Chris
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  24. AllSteel36
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    from California

    Fugly...sending you a flate rate box pre paid...deposit please:)
     
  25. Only if it spins while the car is not moving.
     
  26. Y-Blokkah
    Joined: Oct 19, 2012
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    from Anna, Tx

    You don't want it? I'll take it!!!
    You don't want bling,I'll make you one to fit your car out of an old stop sign, and I'll trade you even-up!
    Dang, man!
     
  27. That is KILLER........It needs to be in a 32 three window built bones style.
     
  28. 117harv
    Joined: Nov 12, 2009
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    Bib, post some pics of that beautiful axle:)
     

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