Indiglo gauge cover. Just finished (kinda), install.
Indiglo gauge cover. Just finished (kinda), install.
Well, today I bit the bullet and installed the indiglo gauges cover/overlay. Had to remove all the hardware/pointers to do it. No getting around it.
I marked them all, but obviously, THEY moved a bit between the time it took me to get everything in place, and THEM back on.
I had to take the cover off while the engine was running to re-do the oil pressure, the voltage and temp. I still have to follow someone with a known good/accurate speedo and see how 'off' that is, and IF, then re/align/recalibrate it.
Gotta admit, for a cheapo setup, it sure does look pretty.
I might add, that I had already purchased/installed the brushed aluminum cover for the gauges assembly, and did put that back over the indiglo setup. Really adds to it.
Again, this was a really inexpensive indiglo setup, (probably should buy a couple spares for when this one goes **** up), but for the amount ya could afford to.
Pretty white during the daytime, and very pretty blue (OR green), with a flip of a switch.
I likey............... (I'll post pictures tomorrow).........

I marked them all, but obviously, THEY moved a bit between the time it took me to get everything in place, and THEM back on.
I had to take the cover off while the engine was running to re-do the oil pressure, the voltage and temp. I still have to follow someone with a known good/accurate speedo and see how 'off' that is, and IF, then re/align/recalibrate it.
Gotta admit, for a cheapo setup, it sure does look pretty.
I might add, that I had already purchased/installed the brushed aluminum cover for the gauges assembly, and did put that back over the indiglo setup. Really adds to it.
Again, this was a really inexpensive indiglo setup, (probably should buy a couple spares for when this one goes **** up), but for the amount ya could afford to.
Pretty white during the daytime, and very pretty blue (OR green), with a flip of a switch.
I likey............... (I'll post pictures tomorrow).........


Last edited by drag79stang; Dec 19, 2004 at 11:38 AM.
Here's a copy;paste attempt.
Really inexpensive. (that's why I purchased another one in case this one goes **** up.
97-98 F-150 F150 / EXPEDITION EURO REVERSE EL GAUGES (eBay Motors Item #7942284251) - Qty: 1 Price: 9.95
The total is:
9.95 - Item Subtotal
+0.00 - 8.25% Sales Tax
+2.00 - Insurance
+13.75 - Shipping/Handling
-----------
25.70 = Final Total
Really inexpensive. (that's why I purchased another one in case this one goes **** up.
97-98 F-150 F150 / EXPEDITION EURO REVERSE EL GAUGES (eBay Motors Item #7942284251) - Qty: 1 Price: 9.95
The total is:
9.95 - Item Subtotal
+0.00 - 8.25% Sales Tax
+2.00 - Insurance
+13.75 - Shipping/Handling
-----------
25.70 = Final Total
Steering wheel cover?.............Damm, that's been a long time. It's almost wore out, (all the cool little ford emblems are worn off anyway, and getting kind of frayed around the edges).
In either case, I believe they were 'had' at the dealership at least 2 years ago.
Haven't seen them around anywhere else, (but then again, haven't been looking for them in particular).
Sorry.
In either case, I believe they were 'had' at the dealership at least 2 years ago.
Haven't seen them around anywhere else, (but then again, haven't been looking for them in particular).
Sorry.
may i make a suggestion? try painting your needles silver to match the over lay. it really makes a difference. check it out and let me know what you think.
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Originally posted by Spaceman Spiff
may i make a suggestion? try painting your needles silver to match the over lay. it really makes a difference. check it out and let me know what you think.
may i make a suggestion? try painting your needles silver to match the over lay. it really makes a difference. check it out and let me know what you think.


