Someone loves their iPhone.

 

that's the best part lol

 

^ Maybe its the EFI computer, holy **** look out adaptronic.

 

wow eight NOS switches

 

Is it sad that I don't find this to be outrageously excessive?

Sort of a pleasant PDP-11 / B-52 motif going on.

 

pure orgasm of a dash

 

Wow that could almost be an airplane cockpit lol.

 

This makes me want to destroy my interior and put little "V1" & "Vr" & "V2" stickers on my speedometer.

 

Is that a glide slope indicator?

 

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LM-2 + iphone = bad *** gauges

LM-2 Wideband O2 Digital Air/fuel Ratio Meter

 

oh **** I'm not trying to buy an iphone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

well there is this bad *** app

DevToaster - Rev - iPhone app development, Great iPhone apps, and more

 

I think its too busy. Some of those colors just clash, OMG!

Seriously though, I don't like the mix of old and new looks, and I already hate the iPhone by itself, so this makes it twice as bad.

 

Yeah, the myPhone is sort of the turd in that particular punchbowl. If that were my dash (and I had a hell of a lot of time on my hands to write and debug code) I think I'd have gone with one of the black-and-orange gas plasma displays that were popular for quite a while on compaq portables back in the 80s. Anybody remember those things? Terrible refresh rate, but great contrast even by today's standards.



That, or if there's enough depth behind the dash, a CRT. If I were ever to remove the HVAC system from my car completely, that's be what I'd have.

 

What kind of car is that anyway? The black and orange would be pretty sweet in an 80's car.

 

Not sure what car it is, though I massaged the image a bit to get an idea of what it looks like during the daylight hours.




Actually, I'm thinking an even better replacement for the myPhone would be the DSKY assembly from an Apollo Guidance Computer:

 

This is a race car right? Not a time machine

 

I almost forgot! I've been perusing the mp3car.com forum quite a lot lately, and one of the guys here has done a rather nice in-dash install on his DMC-12. In particular, his screen-saver cracks me up!