DynamicJ

I know there are a few threads in here about these, but I found a link that REALLY details everything you need to get your own. even has the images for the gauges ready to print right out at Kinko's or wherever you please..

the site

I found it useful, and as soon as I get my Z back, I'm going to do these,

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Jabo

jfairladyz

Those are sweet looking. Nice find. That's probably alot cheaper than going out and buying some too.

duckyz

Now....if I could just find a pattern for the digital dash..........

apollo

thats the one i used to do my gauges. worked great. i dunno why it took him 7 hours, but my results were awsome.

Skully

haha same one i used on my gauges...make sure if you do you SAND GOOD both sides...like he says...else you get the black spot where you didnt sand

hey apolo what did you use to print them out onto??? cuz sticky back paper wrinkles off

apollo

high quality label paper . . i dont expect it to last forever, but it looks damn good for the price. and so far extreme heat, moisture and cold dont seem to bother them

Dorifto

I'll look into some vinyl prints. There's a vinyl and graphics shop literally around the corner from my house ... I'll check it out.

icice9

you can always spray a coat of laquer on it after you print them out to help protect it from fadding...

DynamicJ

awesome idea. didn't think about that.

WildmaN

You can also go on e-bay and look up a seller by the name. (whitefacegaugeguy) He sells high quality vinyl overlays. BUY IT NOW for $9.98! They look great in my '82 280zx! ANd they also include the Turbo cars, and the older Z's. Like the '70's. Good deal, thought I would throw this on here!

lww

Yeah, for $9.98 you can't beat 'em. I bought a set for my '83 and was pleasantly surprised to find the '70 to '78 ones included. So now, when I replace my dash, I can put those on my '72 for no extra money and the vinyl one's won't shrink or warp as much as the printed type so they should last a bit longer.