Triumph Tr6 dashwood installation part-1

[@lloyddunn1354]

Morning John, am really interested in part 2 of this as I will be making my own dashboard since the one I have is terribly delaminating. I will be making it out of solid hardwood. I too will be installing the LED light gauge kit from Litezupp. The idea of an USB recharger is outstanding! Please send me the make part number if it works for you. Also did you open and clean the gauges and what color LEDS will you use? I’m planning to use green LEDs and they suggest removing the green filters from the gauges.

[@planet6parts]

I do a led bulb replacement. White bulbs if lenses are OK if not I use green. My kit I sell is allot cheaper and includes more bulbs then their kit. As for USB it arrived today so will know for sure tomorrow if it works. I'm bypassing dimmer

[@zekehanscom5869]

Notice you're using two different years. The "two hole" version was used on the TR250 and USA TR6s 1969 to 1973. Just helping.

[@planet6parts]

Hi, Sorry I'm a little lost what you mean. Is it the two holes for the brake and seatbelt light or the brake hazard light.

[@zekehanscom5869]

@@planet6parts Brake & Hazard. Left is Hazard, right is Brake. This dashboard configuration was used on all the TR250s and the USA version of the TR6 from CC25001 to CF 00001, 1968 (69 model year) to 1973 models.

[@planet6parts]

Oh them holes. Yes, early had that style dash wood up to 73. Did I say something different in the video?