Dash/Instrument Panel Restoration Referrals

[Spartan]

Thanks!  I am really pleased with the results.

[SpudRacer]

I finally got my instrument cluster out last night.  I've decided to go with AutoInstruments.  I called them on the phone and was very reassured by the response I got.  I'll shoot some before/after pics so others can see their work if they want.

Do they do the simulated woodgrain too?

Tom
Bryson City, NC

[squeakfinder]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1968-1970-DODGE-Charger-Superbee-WHITE-GAUGES-cluster_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ43952QQitemZ8045768589QQrdZ1         

If your going to do the work yourself. I had good luck with these guys. I used the black gauges with wite letering.

[volk68]

While the freshly silk screened gauges look fantastic, if you don't have $1,000 to spend on that project, I would recommend using decals.  I used them on mine, and for $20 and a lot of detail work, I think they came out nicely:

Before:



After:

[squeakfinder]

I sighned your guestbook volk68. Look at mine and tell me if you think it was a bigger disaster. 

[MikeD]

Here my Auto Inst. did the gauges

[Ranman69SE]

I hope someone starts producing a white decal for the radio dial, to match the gauges.

[Bobs69]

Hey old timer!  Who did you gauges??

[autodynamics]

gauges...at night...

[PocketThunder]

gauges...at night...

Its a good thing you didnt take that picture naked... 

[autodynamics]

yeah...

[Stanleyart]

I'd definitely recommend my friend Vic Calvert ,aka Mr. Calibrator.

He redid all of the gauges for our Coke Car project and is *extremely* easy to work with and priced right.

www.mrcalibrator.com. Guarantees all of his work.

Hope this helps.

-Steve
www.stanleyart.com
www.cokecar.com

[bull]

I know this is a zombie thread but I didn't see any mention of lilwendal yet. Check this out for a do-it-yourself guide or to have him do the cluster for you for probably half the cost of most other places: http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,37999.0.html