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Nice use of a broken cluster trim panel.
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You noticed that too? I caught it right away. You'd think they could have used a couple different ones too. Like one of the woodgrain from a later model, one with the silver overlay etc. They just used the same broken one for all their demos.
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lol. That's what I keep trying to picture in my head. What they'd look like with the silver "brushed metal" finish in my '87.
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This is the onefor me
The same one I like. The ones with #'s every 10 increment just seems to crowd the #'s IMO. And I like that one with the carbon fiber back face appearance, and the full sweep gauges in all 6 of them.
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