Interior Dash

[Jeff Bowlsby]

Is finalized. Luv it. Simple direct and unassuming.

 

[Ian442]

I like it. I mean there can be endless jokes, but as for me I like it.

 

[floydv]

Is that the base radio on the right? Overall, I like it, too. Very clean and unique.

If that is the radio, I'm wondering if that is a standard single-DIN opening it's mounted in.

 

[Marshall]

Where's the cup holder?

 

[BiloxiGeek]

I'm still not jazzed about that Elgin thing. Really hoping a dash with analog gauges is an affordable option.

 

[NSTG8R]

Where's the cup holder?

She's in the back seat...I thought we already went over this.

I'm totally cool with the dash. Still might mount some pillar gauges for oil and temp to satisfy my 'need to know'.

 

[Bamdalam]

You can see the speaker grills in front of the pillars. They look to only be about 4''-5''. I was really hoping they would be at least 6''. Oh well, I'm not buying it for the stereo anyway.

 

[pistonboy]

I would like a temperature gauge to balance out the gas gauge. I have always liked symmetry.

Looks good.

Now, if only I had one!

 

[Rob Croson]

Is that the base radio on the right? Overall, I like it, too. Very clean and unique.

If that is the radio, I'm wondering if that is a standard single-DIN opening it's mounted in.

I haven't seen a radio as simple as that since that portable transistor radio I had in the early 80's. As that a vintage 7-segment LED display? Doesn't even have station preset buttons. I need to update to something that has bluetooth, so I probably won't have that model. I doubt mine will ever actually play the radio.

Overall, looks clean and functional, though. Whats' that round spot between the gages?

 

[floydv]

Overall, looks clean and functional, though. Whats' that round spot between the gages?

I believe that spot is for the redesigned Takata air bag.