Wanted: 3 gauge dash panel

[Michael Edick]

I'm at a "make or buy" decision with the dashboard for my Ralt RT1 restoration project, and wondering (hoping?) that there's a small 3 gauge dashboard out there that's looking for a new home. Otherwise I'll be breaking out the soft aluminum and a mallet!
Here's a photo of what I used to have on my RT5 as a reference.
Thanks!

[Rick Iverson]

Michael;

Reach out to Mike Beauchamp (Apex moderator), at Gyrodynamics. I am supremely confident he can provide a perfect solution in either carbon fiber or 6061-T6. If interested, send him your plate. But be advised, prices are a function of numbers.

[Lotus7]

Michael, you are welcome to this for the cost of shipping if you aren't in a rush.
I've got a couple I didn't end up using if you can adapt it.
cheers.

[mikey]

I have just the sort of dash you might want/need. I will post up pics today.

[kea]

This is a photo of my RT-1 dash.

[mikey]

For Sale - $450

This tidy little dash is assembled and pre-wired and includes mating harness connectors with pigtails to splice into your own car harness wire loom.
It is configured to toggle the temperature gauge and pressure gauge each between two sensors
(i.e. water/oil temp and oil/fuel psi).
This gives you 5 total gauge functions with this 3 gauge dash! (RPM being the 5th function on dedicated center gauge)
The small lcd on the bottom is voltage meter. Lights at top currently paired wiring so 2 of same color function as one warning light which can be tied to any trigger you have coming from the car harness (i.e. shift light, warning light, status light).
Extra toggle, push button and pull switch can be wired to your requirements.

I have the wiring schematic for this dash and harness connectors as well.

Manifold with 3 sensors included. Note it is channeled so two sensors work with AN port on one end and one sensor works with AN port on other end. One additional unused port.

Dimensions: 9-1/2" wide x 4-1/2" tall, plus 1-1/4" height of voltmeter on bottom. Depth is just under 2-3/4".
Could be trimmed down to approx 7" wide if you remove the left (free functioning) toggle switch. No re-wiring required.
Height could be trimmed to approx 3-1/2" if you re-locate the 6 LEDs on top.

[Charles Warner]

I might have one. I'll look tomorrow.

[Rick Kirchner]

make a drawing and I can 3d print it

[Charles Warner]

Sorry, don't have one.

[problemchild]

Every time I see the thread title, I cannot help but think that a 3 gauge panel panel would be very very heavy.

Kind of like the spring clearance sale that I had going.