Several of you have expressed interest in duplicating the dash that i have in my car.

My father made that, and will make some more if there is interest.

Because of the curved dash, the brackets are a bit more complex than they would seem, requiring multi-angle bends. Also, the distance between the brackets is important, so the dash does not end up crooked. It's easier, then if the face plate is included and pre-drilled for the bracket. The face-plate is formed top & bottom for rigidity. The face plate would come as a solid sheet, and then you can cut holes to put gauges you want in.

If there is interest, a top cover plate could be made, but it's pretty fussy to make due to the compound curve of the windshield that it abuts.

Here are some pics of my dash:







Dad also made up some nice brackets to secure the hatch, using rubber tie downs used for truck hoods, trailer fenders, etc. If there is a lot of interest, these could be made as well. These survive my car's flip, and the hatch didn't even break!

I'm in for a set of dash brackets.

Joel,

Brackets have been cut and the forms remade out of oak. I just need a moment to heat them up and get them bent.

Great. My 944 has just been sitting waiting for me to start working on it (won't start working on it until January).