View Poll Results: White or Black Gauges

White

22.73%

Black

77.27%

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Mar 30, 2009 | 12:49 AM

#21

andrewmp6

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I love the tach and speed halls has never used anything from him.But with everyone running aftermarket gauges his look oem and you get what you want too.Fakesnakes would this work for you http://www.cobranda.com/rgapa.html if you took the paint off and polished it would look nice i think.

Mar 30, 2009 | 01:53 AM

#22

97Snake1668

Joined: Mar 2009

Posts: 10

From: CA, (Iraq for Now)

I would go with the black. Just looks like it would match your setup.

Semper Fi,
Kris

Mar 30, 2009 | 02:38 AM

#23

bossross

Joined: Mar 2009

Posts: 8

From: Washington

Once you go black you never go back man!
But seriously, the white wouldn't be as good as black gauges inside your mustang.
Just get black

Mar 30, 2009 | 06:31 PM

#24

rst08tierney

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Joined: Apr 2007

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Originally Posted by Adrenolin

Thats an excuse dude! Would you if it were a FB or a vert? Whats the difference? Its your car so install what you want and like. Sorry but that whole "its a coupe / don't spend so much" thing is a slight peeve with me.

Just look at my sig..

it's certainly been a guilty pleasure.

Not saying its better or you should get it. I'm the first person to agree.. it's a sh|t load of cash for a set of gauges! Just saying buy what you can afford and like. Don't not buy something because its a coupe.

hahaha I love it. Dont get me wrong. I have taken complete pride in the work I have completed with this being our first restoration. But with this being said I should clarify my comment so im not kicked out of the "Coupe lovers of America" club since I love coupes!!

We took this project on knowing it would lead into a bigger and more expensive projects down the line. With that being said, we used this coupe to some what practice on before we tackle our next project, a 67 fastback. So with that being said, I need to think of re-sale value of the car. We have put almost 25k into a $4500 coupe which at the most in this economy I might be lucky to get 15-17k back from the project. Certain items I look at and decide I will hold off on until the next project because the next mustang will be a life long keeper.

So next time I should clarify that I dont want to put that type of money into this "project" since I wont get it back in the long run then bad mouthing a coupe.