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todd	Re: what's a good way to update dash?	#21
Just can't stay away Joined: 2005/7/7 11:31 From Brisbane Group: Registered Users Posts: 82	it appears as if some people like having their good old dattos but wanna modern them up a lil too much. if u want a trick dash that looks the #### with all the gauges get another vehicle. if u want simple and real clean looking keep your original dash, cover in new fabric and chuck a bit of paint on it. thats what i did with mine and it looks badass and is 100% datsun. Posted on: 2008/7/15 8:43

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reallyuted	Re: what's a good way to update dash?	#22
Just can't stay away Joined: 2005/6/26 9:55 From Jimboomba s/e QLD Group: Registered Users Posts: 109	frankthedolphintrainer i might need you to keep some detailed pics of your dash set up and heater/demister hopefully they will get me to pull my finger out and re-do mine Posted on: 2008/7/15 8:45
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reallyuted	Re: what's a good way to update dash?	#23
Just can't stay away Joined: 2005/6/26 9:55 From Jimboomba s/e QLD Group: Registered Users Posts: 109	its all up to the owner of the car i suppose some people like the stock look and others like the modified look as usaual there will always be a difference of opinion and taste Posted on: 2008/7/15 8:58
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Mildman	Re: what's a good way to update dash?	#24
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2003/9/2 6:01 From SE Melbourne Group: Registered Users Posts: 3195	Quote: if u want a trick dash that looks the #### with all the gauges get another vehicle...and is 100% datsun. Does putting a CA18DET count as a trick engine? Would the quote be - if you want to put a CA18DET into a Datsun - get another vehicle... Posted on: 2008/7/16 0:22
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frankthedolphintrainer	Re: what's a good way to update dash?	#25
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2006/6/8 10:52 From Brisvegas, oz Group: Registered Users Posts: 2173	well it looks like there is alot of opinions on whats good and whats not..in my case i like both, thats why i have more than one 1200 one is the old school style with the a series and one all the new gear with the ca. Posted on: 2008/7/16 4:56
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Mildman	Re: what's a good way to update dash?	#26
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2003/9/2 6:01 From SE Melbourne Group: Registered Users Posts: 3195	I'm the same... 1 x old school 1 x not old school I just thought it was a little weird to say if you want to alter the Datsun1200 then you don't deserve to own one... Posted on: 2008/7/16 6:31
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WhiteSedan	Re: what's a good way to update dash?	#27
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster) Joined: 2004/7/15 12:10 From Adelaide, Australia Group: Registered Users Posts: 3931	In my opinion a remoulded 1200 dashpad and coupe facia is pretty hard to beat. Im holding my tongue regarding those alternate dashes... Posted on: 2008/7/16 9:28
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_Shmity_	Re: what's a good way to update dash?	#28
Home away from home Joined: 2006/9/26 3:10 From Adelaide, SA Group: Registered Users Posts: 426	i have put an aftermarket tacho into stock coupe dash seems to be a popular way of having acurate readings but keeping with stock look Posted on: 2008/7/17 7:27

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