Custom Gauge clusters/setups

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but some reason I hate the aftermarket 3 gauge cluster placement. Maybe it's that they're only 1 1/2 in. in diameter or its the style but they just don't fit.
I made what I called a "Trio Gauge" for my 86' Regal about 5+ years ago, I feel something like this blends in better to look more factory than the typical store bought 3 gauge panels plus I used 2-1/16" gauges with angled bezels to aim them up to see them better.
Here is the thread I posted back then:
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I made what I called a "Trio Gauge" for my 86' Regal about 5+ years ago, I feel something like this blends in better to look more factory than the typical store bought 3 gauge panels plus I used 2-1/16" gauges with angled bezels to aim them up to see them better.
Here is the thread I posted back then:
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I honestly may go that route because it's clean and as you said, really stock appearing.
 
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Mine came with this, nice setup but wasn't fitting to what I wanted to do with the interior
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So are you saying they only drove it in daylight and never used turn signals
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When I got it, only had like tach and fuel gauge hooked up or something
 
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