What does your dash look like?

[M444TTB]

Some great inspiration on this thread! I don't think I have a picture of mine, but it's the standard 5x VDO gauge affair you've all seen a million times before!

[alexander72]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/76322629@N04/6853221110/in/photostream

 

My dash is on the linky above - all work by Mr Martin Parkes.. 

[Norman Verona]

That's nice and clean. Looks good. However do you have to fumble and look down at the switches to get the right one?

[Paul Hurdsfield - Joint Manchester AO]

I know people will take the p***, but mine is made of wood. The original had no chance of passing the IVA from 6 foot away, my dad is a retired carpenter and I liked the look of it (suits my car IMHO)

 

 

http://paulmeakin.webs.com/photos/undefined/DSC00282Small.jpg

 

Pre carpets

Well mines just a piece or two of MDF

[alexander72]

no Norm - it's fine - i just drive around wiith all wiper on and lights on full beam at all times and sound the horn about 5 times every mile.... :-)

[AidanPlace]

Mine looks likes Dommos, I would nip out to the garage to get pics but Santa has been, and I daren't risk it :d

[Norman Verona]

Aidan, is he stuck in your car? tell him he has to pay rent.

[Norman Verona]

James, I've seen you, wipers on, headlights blazing, hazards popping, horn beeping

 

Everyone stands there in amazement saying "He'll be driving it up a tree next"

[kirkyboy5]

I think because james drives so slow he wouldnt have problems finding the switches

[kirkyboy5]

especially at curborough hehehe

[User0083]

Come on, James is lugging around two 300lb shoulder muscles, a chainsaw and rigging kit! So he is going to be a touch slower than the rest of us!

[Norman Verona]

Well he could use the chain saw to reduce the size of shoulder muscles. 

[User0083]

I giggle at people that go on about saving 3 kg's on their car. Why not stop pies and beer for six weeks and save 12 kg's on the driver!

[Norman Verona]

What, like me?

 

But it was fun doing it.

[User0083]

Not aimed at you at all, I've not known you go on about saving weight on your car.

I know if I went on a diet or trained more I could shed a stone or so... But I can't see how I could shed a stone from my car. I like the warmth from the heater, need windscreen/weather kit (most of which is removable), boot box is only storage and not a chance I could do 200 miles twice a week without a padded sear... So if it came to stripping lb's it would be me that would trim down, not the car!