Need Buggy Dash Ideas

ALLJ · Apr 6, 2014

kushKrawlin said:
Very hard for most. But you would know from the looks of your buggy , if you did that yourself. That **** is VERY nice. i wish like hell i knew how to do that. How thick is the metal you used? Good work. And of course the others are fawkin amazing also.. Cant imagine what one would cost. Ill never know thats for sure.

Thanks for the comment yeah I did build it myself I used 16ga on the dash and 14ga for the side panels and floor panels it is very time consuming but I was not working on any kind of schedule since it was mine

mchampion · Apr 9, 2014

smurfy90 · Aug 11, 2014

More????????????

Nuts · Aug 11, 2014

Still in the works, but its something to look at for now.

NTIDWELL · Aug 11, 2014

E.O.R

TN-CTD · Aug 11, 2014

crawlin85cj said:
WFO dash. Main switch is below the shifter and lights are beside it.

The simplicity and cleanliness just makes it a really sexy dash

John Galbreath Jr. · Aug 11, 2014

38 Special.

John Galbreath Jr. · Aug 11, 2014

Solo Buggy.

Eddyj · Aug 12, 2014

Show off!

June dog · Aug 12, 2014

NTIDWELL said:
E.O.R

That made me instantly think of the original bat mobile dash. :dblthumb:

74_Chevota · Aug 12, 2014

Mine

jmh78 · Aug 12, 2014

Working on MDF plugs to lay fiberglass over.

WideOpenDesign · Aug 13, 2014

Thanks for the kind words, guys.

jeeptj99 · Aug 14, 2014

jmh78 said:
Working on MDF plugs to lay fiberglass over.

looks good. How much will the fiberglass and mdf add to the weight?

74_Chevota · Aug 14, 2014

jeeptj99 said:
looks good. How much will the fiberglass and mdf add to the weight?

MDF is just a plug (mold) for the fiberglass. His will be super light weight and you can paint fiberglass in automotive finish just like aluminum.

bbone · Aug 14, 2014

jmh78 · Aug 14, 2014

As stated above the MDF is just a plug and will be disgarded once the fiberglass is pulled away from it. I am guessing the fiberglass dash will be less than 3 lbs. it will be three seperate pieces for easy removal of the side pieces to access master cylinders on driverside and battery on passenger side. Five gauges will mount in the center piece: tach, oil press, water temp, trans temp and volt meter.