John
Woody dashes were fitted to GTs, plastic types fitted to sports tourers like my
1963 Series 3. If you have access the Gold Portfolio road test book some of the
tests show the switch and warning light layout, otherwise if you want to I could
send you a photocopy of one, or email you a long description if you're in a
hurry. Let me know if you want either. There was a thread on making woody
dashes
in the list back in June. Try contacting
Aaron Sudds <asudds@mio.ten.fujitsu.com>
who made one
Vic Hughes
"BMT (John Goodby)" wrote:
> I have a 1967 Series V Alpine and the dashboard is a bakelite/plastic item
> covered in black vinyl.
>
> However, every other Alpine I have seen has a wooden dash and I don't seem to
> see a timber dash as an option. So how would this be.??
>
> I am seriously looking at making a timber dash from Australian wood as I have
> to get a new dash anyway for the conversion to RHD.
>
> Any comments/feedback from others ??
>
> Incidentally, any ideas where I can get a layout of the correct location of
> warning lights and switches. I have the main gauges OK, but need to know where
> all the other bits go on the dashboard.
>
> John Goodby
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