Reply to "Use Mercedes dials on a 356?"

Looks like the Mercedes gauges are a no go. ;(

Got a response from Palo Alto:

"I will not be able to re-screen the gauges that you currently have. The Mercedes faces can only be installed on to Mercedes gauges.

The best gauges to use are the 914 gauges. The cost for a replica 356 gauge set is $2,200.00 + shipping. The lead time to build a set is 8 weeks"

When I compare that against these - for 1k :

http://vintagespyders.com/product/replica-gauges/

Well..

3/26/175:18 PM

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