Showing posts with label Gauges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gauges. Show all posts
Monday, October 4, 2010
Pierce Arrow, bigger than you think, about the size of an Escalade or Expedition
0 comments Posted by welot at 7:22 PM
The Startix.... what a great name!
Above the driver, looks like a vent
Elegant and simple design to the gauges
Looks far more comfortable than the modern seat foam material, looks like a comfy old sofa
Just below the pull rope is an interesting piece, looks like a cigarette and lighter holder, or maybe pens and paper, and it has a beautiful clock on the face
Nice handles!
I'm completely amazed at the handcrafted wooden mirror, notice that the above and below photos have the light (beautifuly simple) on the opposite sides of the mirror, these are mirrors are on both sides of the rear window.... each mirror had a different dispenser. One was perfume, I forget what I was told the other had.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Ever see a speedometer that has higher speeds a different color to distinguish speeding? Sure, the 1970's cars changed at 55, but ever see it at 50?
0 comments Posted by welot at 7:31 PM
Not many International Harvesters out there, it's cool to me to see one at a car show
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Taking kustom in a new direction... it's sorta 60's car show scene over the top, but primer and unconventional mods
0 comments Posted by welot at 8:44 PM
One of my favorite instrument clusters, the other is also a Plymouth: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgX7z_sU-wY243T3tL4bFw9FM9ua0TJTk-AwPmBH-Dg-PCApwIwOKhVYMFT8QCZDTdGdb3DQYfMaKskashtuQvuimjitFtN-x5yDSGdZiIw_HXQWSy6JqXcMDmwd4rVb5e1rUq2TjyZSSXt/s1600/DSCN3685.JPG 
Sunday, September 19, 2010
This grill gets it.... the Hudson Terraplane hood ornament is not easy on the eyes... so this one has a Plymouth piece instead, and looks awesome
0 comments Posted by welot at 7:27 PM
Tied for best looking design for instrument gauge cluster... with a single pod unit in the 1946 Nash https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjt4iiwz3PVqY_hQTol7txWdbO4lxBL7iEnMOvHe0Een6jnSUqLCDqB4GXHj-rtmGkF8M_LeshAacWt1lb7Imm5WsBfRAvZapAij-49IMtDtakN_sWwIX9mmVIIGFe7Ei6k1ZC1JN8Lvv2n/s1600/DSCN7564.jpg and another Plymouth instrument cluster https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiK1ccKgssMjxKtvZ54pkdreh1RhW-Qv1T2VOdc1O1xL6xlS4QL-ulr_KT0GTSxPMkgbw37BGLM8IT7wYvXjoyXR3jQvwsPV2BaojGyJt6lev3Ma6wPNYgiUnGEDF8pkSVFxlpqmKtmy-jf/s1600/DSCN3782.JPG 
Saturday, September 18, 2010
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