radio delete?
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RE: radio delete?
ORIGINAL: Scott H.
Let's start with the most important... a boost gauge. A good boost gauge will cost less than $80.00. The accessories kit to make it work correctly will be around $3,000.00 
Next to that, install a secondary vacuum gauge hooked to the drivers seat, so you can see just how far that seat cover gets sucked up your rump, once the boost gauge and accessory kit is installed.
Next would be a performance meter, because no one will believe how fast your car is, by simply installing a gauge, and accessorie kit.
All in all, for under $4,000.00 you can cover up that unsightly hole, and increase performance, just by installing some gauges (and associated accessories
).
YMMV,
ORIGINAL: Mustangdemon67
this is the radio delete i would get,i just think its cool, i cant figure out what kind of gauges i would put in there though [8D]
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-...spagenameZWDVW
this is the radio delete i would get,i just think its cool, i cant figure out what kind of gauges i would put in there though [8D]
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-...spagenameZWDVW
Next to that, install a secondary vacuum gauge hooked to the drivers seat, so you can see just how far that seat cover gets sucked up your rump, once the boost gauge and accessory kit is installed.
Next would be a performance meter, because no one will believe how fast your car is, by simply installing a gauge, and accessorie kit.
All in all, for under $4,000.00 you can cover up that unsightly hole, and increase performance, just by installing some gauges (and associated accessories
). YMMV,
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