Where can I find this bezel
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was custom made by a member here. post #19 is the picture you posted.
was custom made by a member here. post #19 is the picture you posted.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...l#&gid=1&pid=4
was custom made by a member here. post #19 is the picture you posted.
was custom made by a member here. post #19 is the picture you posted.
Figure this is a good place to make an update since it’s resurfaced and could get some more visibility…again. I modified my OEM bezel to make this for my own car but since then I’ve moved several times, went through some major downs and worked my way back up. While I still have my Trans Am, I haven’t even had the time to work on it at all, really. I’ve got my roots planted where im at now and have plans to reorganize and revamp my at-home shop to work on my car and projects like these, which I very much enjoy doing. I can’t really say when, in the future, I’ll get to dig into these again but it’s coming! 🇺🇸
Figure this is a good place to make an update since it’s resurfaced and could get some more visibility…again. I modified my OEM bezel to make this for my own car but since then I’ve moved several times, went through some major downs and worked my way back up. While I still have my Trans Am, I haven’t even had the time to work on it at all, really. I’ve got my roots planted where im at now and have plans to reorganize and revamp my at-home shop to work on my car and projects like these, which I very much enjoy doing. I can’t really say when, in the future, I’ll get to dig into these again but it’s coming! 🇺🇸
I think I read your profile as, last on the forum, sometime back in 01; I wasn't even sure you were going to get my PM / Emile, I sent through your contact info, lol...
Definitely in the market for one asap, since I don't want to run an a-pillar tree. If you have any old stock, laying around and covered in dust, I'd take one them, lol...
Thanks for taking the time to respond
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I called them and they are in the process of making more, but at $200 
, but I do like the look though,
Does it make reading the left side of the gauge cluster a PITA?
Since it sounds like Swiat34 won't have any ready, for a while, I might need to bite the $200 bullet.
, but I do like the look though,Does it make reading the left side of the gauge cluster a PITA?
Since it sounds like Swiat34 won't have any ready, for a while, I might need to bite the $200 bullet.
if you NEED it then bite the bullet if you WANT it be patient and bide your time.
Just wanted to make the point because sometimes looking from the outside in the need is really a want. In another words if it's not a daily then waiting wouldn't be so bad to maybe save a few bucks. Patience is key again my deepest apologies. Didn't mean to upset you. 👊🏼
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I am very happy with there setup and it works for me.
Small batch custom work is the sort of thing that 3d printing excels at. There are many home setups that could make one of those, but if you had a 3d scan, or even better, a cad file, any commercial printer could make one for you. The finish would likely need post print polishing and paint, but you could get exactly what you want.
Small batch custom work is the sort of thing that 3d printing excels at. There are many home setups that could make one of those, but if you had a 3d scan, or even better, a cad file, any commercial printer could make one for you. The finish would likely need post print polishing and paint, but you could get exactly what you want.
But who's going to design the CAD file? The best I could do is press ENTER
