Roger63
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Looking for a little guidance, I'm looking at a 69 coronet that has the standard instrument cluster. How big of a job is to change that to a rally dash? Thanks
The rally dash and non rally dash frames are different and have to be swapped.Looking for a little guidance, I'm looking at a 69 coronet that has the standard instrument cluster. How big of a job is to change that to a rally dash? Thanks
DAMN THAT LOOKS NICEI looked into it and decided to restore my non rally dash. It's what the car was born with anyways.
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Wire harness is also different between the 2.The rally dash and non rally dash frames are different and have to be swapped.
Remove windshield, remove metal dash frame. Install metal rally dash frame and assorted pieces, install windshield.
Those look awesome, but does the frame still need to be changed?Just get the dash and install these babies.
https://www.dakotadigital.com/index...t_id=939/category_id=679/mode=prod/prd939.htm
I love mine in the El Camino. My Coronet is stock, as you've seen.
YesThose look awesome, but does the frame still need to be changed?
Oh I'm patient I got to get the car bought first. It's in media paIt is not unusual here in the forum to see members selling both complete, dash parts and frame, usually to restore, be patient and wait, the rally dash really worth it.
I know, right? It is very handy to know what the RPMs are but that thing looks tacky. I may buy a small one and place it under the dash somewhere.Nice restore on that dash.
Now please remove the big stupid tachometer. lol
I know, right? It is very handy to know what the RPMs are but that thing looks tacky. I may buy a small one and place it under the dash somewhere.
You can install one of those tachs without removing the switch panel. Take out the radio and it is a piece of cake.Looks nice, but, $275 for the tach and remove the switch panel (which will ruin my dash pad) to install it. I don't think so.
Taking out the radio is no small feat with aftermarket A/C and gauges under dash.You can install one of those tachs without removing the switch panel. Take out the radio and it is a piece of cake.