What dashboard is this from?
What dashboard is this from?
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sebhaque

Original Poster:

6,534 posts

210 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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ETA: Title meant to read "What car is this dashboard from?" Oops.



Friend of mine posted it on facebook earlier, not sure what it's from though. Someone on PH must have seen it before though...?

The Game

2,324 posts

210 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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Bottom right, Lagonda?

Baryonyx

18,281 posts

188 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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Looks cool apart from the trim coming off the top there.

sebhaque

Original Poster:

6,534 posts

210 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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Fecking hell, I didn't spot that. Thanks, The Game.

(I suppose you want me to say I lost the game?)

I noticed the trim though, guess it's a fixer-upper. This chap also has one of the prototype Farboud GTS' - he's probably on here to be honest wavey

Gokartmozart

1,670 posts

234 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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Looks like a Yaris mk1

E31Shrew

5,963 posts

221 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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The Game said:
Bottom right, Lagonda?
Definitely

http://www.oobject.com/classic-car-user-interfaces...

Jasey@

6,280 posts

207 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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The Game said:
Bottom right, Lagonda?
Good spot.

Not as nice as the Astra's smile



Neil1300R

5,761 posts

207 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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The Game said:
Bottom right, Lagonda?
Can't be. All of it looks like it is working wink

roverspeed

700 posts

225 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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its all a bit..........

uuf361

3,168 posts

251 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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Reminds me of a Celica/Supra.... ?

williamp

20,397 posts

302 months

Thursday 31st March 2011
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yes its a lagonda from the late 80s. The earliest versions had dashboards like these:



Fill of LED's. At the time the road testers found the fickering distracting, but I didnt find any problems- possibly as we are a generation used to looking at digital dispalys.

In between these two, Aston tried using vacuum florescent dials (a bit like Tv sets of the time, only even more so...)


LOOR13049

50 posts

185 months

Tuesday 12th April 2011
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First LEDs then CRTs then VF.