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nice. should of done this instead of buy one. so i could make it all GLOSSY like.
I have an autometer one, but I am going to try this anyways. I want to see how it turns out. plus then I can paint it silver stone to match the center console.
so i'll just go ahead and ask, what ferrari is that you have in your garage?
ps, the guage pillar looks real nice
Not sure if a Ferrari owner would use their vehicle as a work bench. Irregardless, I appreciate the inspirational write-up. Never worked with fiber. Will attempt this mod in several weeks, as I am adding a nos kit to my ZR. Heh!
I would consider riveting the pods into the pillar, prior to covering with glass.
Based on the very limited metal in that pic it looks kinda like a late 60s 365 GT 2+2. But hey, you can't really tell much. Forget the gauge pod mod, I'm an enthusiast of cars.
Not sure if a Ferrari owner would use their vehicle as a work bench. Irregardless, I appreciate the inspirational write-up. Never worked with fiber. Will attempt this mod in several weeks, as I am adding a nos kit to my ZR. Heh!
I would consider riveting the pods into the pillar, prior to covering with glass.
It wasn't his, it was a customer's Ferrari... That's why he was using it as a workbench. Lol~