Custom crafted gauges in a Ridler Award final 8 contestant

Well designed.

The Punisher Sunbeam Alpine in the House of Kolor area at SEMA, built by Kal Kustoms

Cool punisher symbol in the pinstriping

Never seen gauges quite like these before

Ed Roth's Mysterion had inherent build quality problem that caused it's scrappage about 1974, but Dave Shuten built a new one!

The second interesting thing about these gauges is that there are two of each, because they are early power boat gauges from a boat with two engines.

That little tv set took a year to find on Ebay, they are very rare, and might be the hardest thing to replace when making one of these "1960's car show crazy kustoms"

Dave might not be familiar by name, but he is by his actions... he restored Orbitron, built Mysterion, and might be the best sole authority on Ed Roth's creations
http://www.theorbitron.com/ in the "crew" tab

cool instrument gauges in an old 1930's Dodge

Beatnik Blowout cool car interiors

Notice the 3 lights on the bottom of the speedometer... Drive Pass City. Unusual, I've never seen them before

Very cool how the spider web pinstriping reflects on the windshield

I've never seen the above before, anyone know anything about it? Was it from boats?

The coolest radio I've seen in a long time

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