Sadly my car PC isn't up to the task of driving, so I've had to re-install the steering wheel.
Plenty of build pics in the album here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/v6ELtESu8nV38LnJ7
Slightly mad dashboard mod
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Growlerbearnz
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Slightly mad dashboard mod
Ok so I went just a little bit insane when I wanted to fit my Deli PC. It started off innocently enough, with me thinking "all I have to do is add a second binnacle, though I'd have to move the vents a bit, and the clock", and ended up with the monstrosity you see here.
Sadly my car PC isn't up to the task of driving, so I've had to re-install the steering wheel.
Plenty of build pics in the album here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/v6ELtESu8nV38LnJ7
Sadly my car PC isn't up to the task of driving, so I've had to re-install the steering wheel.
Plenty of build pics in the album here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/v6ELtESu8nV38LnJ7
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Nothing says "poor workmanship" more than wrinkles in the duct tape.
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mararmeisto
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Re: Slightly mad dashboard mod
Wicked! Does the rear-facing camera feed through to the display when you put the vehicle into reverse?
JPL
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I still miss my '94 Pajero!
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FredVenne
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Re: Slightly mad dashboard mod
That is one hell of a job... I do not see myself starting something that extensive. Good job!
Fred
Fred
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Fun Long Road Trip on road, dirt and ice - Delica L300 Pop-Top Camper
Fun playing around in the mud and work horse - Pajero GDI 3.5L 6cyl LWB
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Luna-Sea
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Re: Slightly mad dashboard mod
Slightly mad/ totally awesome!
Right On!
Right On!
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psilosin
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Re: Slightly mad dashboard mod
The invisible steering wheel from Wonder Woman's jetplane is the coolest part...very rare! 
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BproofOG
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Re: Slightly mad dashboard mod
WOW!
Very, very cool. thanks for sharing the bild photos as well. I want tackle some simple mods to my dash but I worry I will make a mess – so for now I’ll continue to read and view posts like your showing us all what IS possible.
Again well done.
Very, very cool. thanks for sharing the bild photos as well. I want tackle some simple mods to my dash but I worry I will make a mess – so for now I’ll continue to read and view posts like your showing us all what IS possible.
Again well done.
"there are strange things done in the midnight sun by the men who moil for gold"
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Growlerbearnz
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Re: Slightly mad dashboard mod
The funny thing is I've been planning this for ages but only recently had the guts to actually do it- the prospect of ending up with a destroyed dashboard and no replacement was a bit scary.
Turns out it was fairly easy- however I don't know how it goes when I'm actually driving (I'm expecting a fun few months chasing new rattles and squeaks) because while reassembling the van I noticed that the head gasket had blown. Gah! Time for a new head.
Turns out it was fairly easy- however I don't know how it goes when I'm actually driving (I'm expecting a fun few months chasing new rattles and squeaks) because while reassembling the van I noticed that the head gasket had blown. Gah! Time for a new head.
Nothing says "poor workmanship" more than wrinkles in the duct tape.
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woodyacat
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Re: Slightly mad dashboard mod
Looks good. Having Yukon Cornelius as project foreman had to help.