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Homemade duel gauge pod (many pictures)
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Looks great! I probably would have went flat/textured black rather than gloss, but it looks fantastic. I have the A-pillar, but this is at least as good if not better.
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This is exactly my way of doing mods also!
Love it!
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Thanks! I went with the same gloss paint as the original piece. I used rustolem appliance paint and it matched perfectly. I also angled them for the best driver view.
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I think you did a great job.
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Do you think 3 gauges would fit on the plastic pc?
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Yes I think it would.
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Some day I want to swap the radio and the HVAC controls. I feel like the radio should be on top.
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Dayum! That looks good! Nice job!
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That looks amazing! Nice idea.
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Looks pretty good. I would have molded/ filled in the rear parts of the tubes as well so that they don't just come to an abrupt end. It would have looked better, IMO.
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Very nice and creative! I like it!
I wonder what it would look like with a 45 degree PVC Elbow, I'm sure much less work involve....
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Thanks. I did what I did because that's how I wanted it. The elbow idea may be less work.
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I love it when a well-thought-out, home-made prject works out the way you intended it too. That looks great. Wonderful job.
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