Ford Instruments Restoration - Page 2

Matt · #31 20-02-04, 15:15

Hi Bob
Would you be interested in doing somthing a little different? the panel on my 43 Dodge D15 is a little tired and faded,do you think you could do magic with that too? I can supply all the parts needed.if you are interested please email me direct.
Cheers!
Matt.

Tony Smith · #32 31-03-04, 16:46

instrument cluster

Price seems a good start.

If only he'd ship worldwide.

If only a CMP would do 100mph.

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #33 01-04-04, 10:24

HI Tony
Good heads up. I don't check expensive bay too much. I'm going to have a go anyway.
Bob

Tony Smith · #34 03-04-04, 14:38

.... this for those US sellers on e-bay that are too BONE LAZY to ship overseas.

www.shopthestates.com provides a service where they are a receiving address for items within USA and will collect multiple consignments and then post them internationally to you. It works for purchases from parts dealers, bookshops, e-bay purchases and just about anything else you could think of.

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #35 04-04-04, 11:34

Good tip.
Bob

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #36 23-07-04, 05:12

Hi All
And on this most auspicious occasion of my 500th post (I think), here is my latest contribution to the world of Ford Blitz restorations. I have even figured out some more capabilities of my graphics software wherby I can merge images as opposed to posting each image individually. Of course this will put me right behind with the postings of Kartmann but she won't notice this as I bet she doesn't read these posts.
Bob
PS - anyone else need some restoration work. (I do Chevrolet as well, but don't tell anyone)
Salesman Bob

Tony Smith · #37 23-07-04, 12:55

Strike me Blue, She's a Rickapoodly and a Fandoogly, Bob! (This is an Aussie phrase expressing approval). I think you've outdone yourself, looks great. I'm sure you could even make a Chev look good.

Bob Moseley (RIP) · #38 03-08-04, 01:26

Hi All
This one is going into a Marmon-Herrington
Bob