I picked up the restored speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge, and radio grille from North Hollywood Speedometer today. Nice job Patrick, thanks! My Ghia is not worthy.
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3 comments:
Damn Scott, those look so nice! North Hollywood is by far THE PLACE to have gauges re-done. I have several of their 'works of art' in my cars.
Thanks Rob, yeah, they did a great job. Especially impressive when you compare them to the "before" photos. These gauges were pretty rough to begin with.
Nice!
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