Kusstum Guage Cluster

Discussion in 'General Maverick/Comet' started by Richard Kuss, Sep 26, 2010.

  1. orlando19161512

    orlando19161512 Member

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    thats nice...!!!and the gauges too
     
  2. justin has a 74

    justin has a 74 Maverick bandit official

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    Ill stick to stock gauges, im cheap:D
     
  3. Richard Kuss

    Richard Kuss Kusstum Fabrication

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    Just thought I would let you know the proto type is on schedule to be completed by the end of month. I will take pictures for you and post them here when completed. I will be making appts with injection molding companies for cost and manufacturing analysis. I will get you prices and availibility as soon as possible. Thank you for you patience and interest. Any Idea's, thought's, and comments are welcome and greatly appreciated you can contact me at kusstum@yahoo.com Thanks and have a great day! Donnie
     
  4. Richard Kuss

    Richard Kuss Kusstum Fabrication

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    here's proto-type

    Ok I finished proto-type I have an appointment towards end of the month with CAD programer and plastic/fabricator. We will be discussing what materials to use and how much the cost is and time to produce the clusters. I did not do a final finish and paint as this is just for design and production purposes. Thank you for your input and comments.
     

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    Looks nice!
     
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    Looks good! Keep us posted, can't wait to get one!
     
  7. soooulpower

    soooulpower Semi-Informed Tinkerer

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    Awesome to see an update. Thanks!
     
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    any hope of this being avaliable around ............. lets say ............ Christmas?:bouncy:
     
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    awesome brother..keep us posted. Ya know were all gonna buy one!!
     
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    Keep up the kusstum work Don we need all we can get on our cars Brian....
     
  11. princessmegan

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    EVERYONE PLZ READ EVERYONE PLZ READ!!!!!!!
    IMPORTANT ABOUT DON KUSS, MY DAD....I'm not a maverick owner or should really be on this site but I noticed Don Kuss II... well Don is my dad. I can c many of u were communicating with him about his guage cluster thingy ( sorry Idk ) well I'm so sorry to have to inform u all my dad passed away Nov 18 2010 :( this is not a joke u can view his obituary red bluff daily news. His death was suddenn very unexpected he was in his early 40s. He had a heart problem his whole life n caused a massive heart attack. He was a great dad a great man. He loved his cars all cars especially sharke, his maverick he built in high school his never ending project. My younger brother gets his most precious toy n can't wait to continue wit his wishes n it is now his dream. I thought is take the time to let anyone he communicated with know he is now the top mechanic in heaven n in our hearts.
     
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    Im sorry to hear this
     
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    car-nut Glenn

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    Wow, Very sorry to hear the news. How sad, he was a young man for sure. Good luck to you and your family. I am sorry for your loss.

    Glenn
     
  14. rayzorsharp

    rayzorsharp I "AM" a Maverick!

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    Wow! That is very sad news. I am very sorry for your loss. Please tell your brother to feel free to join our Maverick family here. We will help him in any way we can. Our condolences to you and your family.
     
  15. mav1970

    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    Very sorry to hear about your Dad. :(

    I really enjoyed watching him develop his gauge cluster.
     

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