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Thanks! I'm pretty sure I saw your car at a show a while back. Looked great! Scott

Here's mine, made out of sheetmetal and exhaust pipe scraps with Autometer Sport Comp II's. Link to a write-up my buddy did for his website: 1967 Plymouth Barracuda gets a Custom Dash - How To | MyRideisMe.com Scott

Steve, Check out Legendary (www.legendaryautointeriors.com). They are highly regarded as one of the best sources for interior parts. I used them for most of my interior parts and I'm very happy. Classic Industries is a vendor for Legendary and they have good prices. Scott

There are several threads in this section if you do a search. Here's mine, made of 14 gauge steel and Autometer gauges.

Thanks for the compliment. Give me a week or 2 and I'll post a pic with it installed. I'm still plumbing the A/C and running my dash wiring. What part of the east valley are you in? Scott

Thanks guys. I wish I had more time on my hands... I would make a few more and sell them to FABO folks. As far as drilling the holes, I couldn't find a hole saw that would work at the angles I was cutting. So I trimmed some cardboard tubes to match the profile of the bent sheetmetal and...

Here's mine. I bent a piece of 14 gauge steel to match the shape of the dash, and then cut holes through it to mount the gauges. The gauges slide into scraps of exhaust tubing (3.5" for speedo and tach, and 2.75" for the rest). The 3 center gauges are angled towards the driver. The...

Sent you a PM... Thanks, Scott

Here ya go. The seat is located in AZ:

I just removed the bench seat from my '67 Cuda this weekend and I won't be reusing it. The vinyl and foam are rough but mechanically the seat is ok. Let me know if you would like some pictures. I'll let it go real cheap. Scott '67 Cuda notch 273