tomas_wallin

Those look really awesome!

How much are they?

tomcei

Thanks Scott, good to hear from you. I should be finished in a couple weeks then ready for the big splash

I'm almost ready to post more pics.

Tomas, check your PM box

Pismo10

Yes, Alex at Ulitimate Marine Panels states he makes OEM switch panels for Pantera. He was at the Miami Show with some.

tomcei

Well I've been holding out on pix.

I finally have someting to take a picture of. So much of the work I'm doing can't really be seen.

tomcei

Look out Albert

mikebrls

Winter's Over Better Get This Boat On The Water
It Will Be A Nice One

tomcei

A couple more and I'll chill....

I was knock'n it out this weekend

IRONMAN

Did you lay out the guages to clear the wheel at all driver angles? Or was it to accomidate the larger size? I have not seen a Pantera dash laid out that way. nice work!! That looks great!! Chris

tomcei

Hey Chris, I have some nic nacs for you.

Yes, to both your questions. I wanted to add a different feeling to the helm so I diverted from the straight lines. It took several lay outs before I setteled on this. We discussed some options earlier in the post. I knew I wanted the tach and speedo side by side and I wanted the other small gauges to have a little flow to it. the rest was dictated by the space restrictions on the dash.

I couldn't get stainless angle cut bezzels (Alum only). I decided to powder coat the alum angle bezzels white and then put the stainless on top of that. We'll see what it looks like when I get the gauges back.


Thanks Mike, I still need to install tack and speedo, interior, and adjust drive shifter, make new steering lines and that's about it. I hope to fire it up this next weekend and check for leaks. I made alot of new lines (fuel, water and oil ) so I'll keep my fingers crossed.
Tom

dfealy

That dash layout looks great. Is your interior installed yet?