go pack gauge scans

hey guys, i'm pretty sure that i know the answer to this, but it's always worth the time to ask.  has anyone ever done a high resolution scan of the faces of a go pack gauge set?? or have a set broken down enough that they could get a set of high resolution scans done and would be willing to do so???

There are places here in st. Louis that can reproduce a set. I just need a good scan or a set of bad ones that have the bezel.

petter wrote: Hi I'm not sure if this guy is still in here but he have made the scan what you asks for (i believe) http://theamcforum.com/forum/convert-standard-gauges-to-rally-pack_topic59475_page1.html I have also seen someone that sold go pack overlay label kit on Ebay, a bit pricey but they looked nice Best regards Peter

Did not know this thread was made until now... i posted near the end on my modded gauges, and was not sure if the link posted was about my reply or the one made by the op. Since the original thread has broken links to photobucket, i assume you may have pointed to my pictures as reference.

It's been over 10 years since I started with gauge mods, and don't have my original scans available now. Won't be doing any soon, until I find a reason to make an adjustment to my measurement scales. If you notice the speedo gauge is bigger than stock, as it needed to be large enough for the higher readings required for a magnetic pickup adjustable range speedometer.

I used a cad app to reproduce the speedometer face, using a modified Arial typeface. Also the similar type face was done for the gauges. Note I had no plans for the ammeter, and cut the needle on a fuel /temprature gauge to function as a voltmeter when used with an adjustable voltage divider circuit in place.

I also modded my weather eye panel, as it was moisture bubbled. Looks almost stock, mostly due to added switch position markers, which the factory face did not have.

The trouble with having a good scan, is the face plates are not flat on the glass. So in order to scan perfectly, you must cut the edges off of the faces so they lay flat. If reproducing the look, no scan is necessary, just take a picture and scale it, then use it as a cad raster overlay to draw your vectors.

Like another post, just search ebay for decals. That will do for getting the look you need.

To make an oil gauge you will need a spare fuel gauge, and cut the needle to fit the smaller radius of the scale.

The Ammeter is something hard to obtain now... i sold my last one a year or so back, for a guy with a burnt out one.