easiest way to install aftermarket gauges?

[Chevrolado]

Oooh.. I kinda like those white faced ones you have right there AJ.. Nice work. Looks clean and classic. I dig it.

 

[Green79Scottsdale]

Those are great examples of using the factory pieces guys! I like both of those set-ups!

If that Dakota Digital could be done in green instead of blue or red, that is what I would be doing also! That is some nice stuff!

 

[Driver4r]

I think O77 is running a digital set like that.

 

[Green79Scottsdale]

Old77 has the full digital gauges, no sweeping gauges on his. These are their new analog/digital hybrid line. I like them a ton more than their all digital stuff.

 

[Oregon78k10]

I think I'm gonna take my stock bezel to a Fab shop and have them make a replica of it but with black diamond plate.. I don't like the plate that covers up the stock bezel.

 

[7d7c10]

Here is what I recently had done to mine. I like it.

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[robert8096]

That looks good. I like it!

 

[fastnloud]

That does look really good. What all did you have to modify?

 

[farmerchris]

http://www.classicdash.com/shopping/Chevy-Truck/1973-1987/Accessories/ http://www.classicdash.com/shopping/Chevy-Truck/1973-1987/Drilled/
this place is a option if money is no problem,on a another page is the dashes with autometer gauges installed,cost more than some peoples truck,lol

 

[7d7c10]

That does look really good. What all did you have to modify?

I actually sent mine to a guy in Minnesota and he did it for me. Cost my $200.00 plus shipping both ways.

Below is a link to how he does it.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=513790&highlight=recessed+autometer

 

[1low4x4]

Thinking about doing this...