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01-28-2003, 01:06 PM
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Location: NYC
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I've thought about thay myself. I'm looking for a place to mount my gauges too. There is not much room underneath them to run the wires. You would have to go through the piller itself. The the gauge itself would stick out a little to far for my tastes. And last the mounting cups would have to be custom made. Trying to adapt the stoch ones from a mid80's stang would probably look cheesy.
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