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August 3rd 2004, 17:55
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 YUM! I like those lots! Cya, sam C
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1973 1303 (super beetle) in Jaguar British racing green, Raby 2270, B spec gearbox, Lots of carbon fibre, Wolfrace Octane Black 17x7.5, Goodyear Eagle F1's, Kerscher suspension front and rear, kamei airdam in carbon, corbeau seats, momo millunium steering wheel. CDT eurosport 6.5 front speakers, IDMAX 12D2 sub, rockford old school amps. 
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August 3rd 2004, 22:26
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Wow the white faces on those gauges look great. I would not have thought so without seeing them.
I also went with North Hollywood and waited for months and months and months. Did not ask how much it was going to be and did not open the invoice when they came in. Holy She-ite when the credit card bill came and my fiance was curious and told me the total. We were both shocked. But I agree, I will enjoy looking at them for years hopefully. I am working on installing them in my Kerscher 911 dash on my 79 convert. I went more classic black with the silver bezels. Thanks, Randy
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August 4th 2004, 02:56
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Bill those guages look tough. I've seen the LED's on ebay and i'm going to buy 20 of then, and use my soldering skills and some original bulbs and make my own. I know 1200+ is way out of my budget, so I'm going to settle with my early 944 guages, with the $20 price tag. Can't wait to see how your bug turns out.
Nick Last edited by Supa Ninja; August 4th 2004 at 19:46.
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August 8th 2004, 11:19
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SWEET... I was just thinking about some lighting ideas for my dash and I now know have a idea to aim for. Next totaled wrecked bike with an LED tailight that comes to the shop is going to have the tailight go missing before the wrecker comes for it.
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October 25th 2004, 00:43
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Update the web site with pictures of the guages installed. www.vwbughead.com Check out the nite shots of the blue LED's
 I'm working on pricing for the gauge panel if anyone is interested. You have to cut the dash to use it... It's held in with "c-brackets" over studs in the back like gauges are, so you get a clean, no fastener install. It's made of .25" aluminum plate. I've brushed this one, but will try a soft sandblast with clear anodization. I can get them anodized in several colors or have them covered with carbon fiber to suit your taste. It's layed out for 914 gauges, but others could be fit as well. The blue dot between the tach and speedo is a shift light that can be used or not.
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