A lot of people have been asking me for these, so here you all go. They are what we used. Technology has gotten way better now so its a lot easier to improve on these.

This is the gauge face printing we used it was silk screened onto the face,

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This is the original face we did, I added the radius' to the comers, the sharp 90 degree angles just did not make sense. As you can tell from the note at the bottom of the page.

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This the back gauge plate it supports all the gauge steppers and lighting tubes.

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First page of instructions.

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This a replacement to step 14, I did when I did mine. I cut out the original faces to use as support for the new face. This save you trying to epoxy stand off of inside the gauge body. Much easier for me.

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Page two of the instructions.

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Adding more files in he next post.

Here is the pictures used as reference in the instructions.

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And here is the art work to print the gauge faces themselves in proper letter orientation.

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And the cross reference of gauges to senders:

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I hope this helps someone out there.

You can get these faces printed up via http://whitegauges.net thy also have items to help you restore the gauges like needle paint. etc.... Thanks to timothy_nd28 for this great resource.

Thanks for the great info.

Step 15. Is it better to use a conductive epoxy? How are the lamp tubes otherwise grounded to the back plate/gauge can?