Iv'e searched the site and can't seem to find any info on Retro fitting the '72-'79 clusters. I'm trying to get away from the old style gauges but keeping the old look. I've searched the inter web and found couple of companies doing it. Has any one else on this forum done it? One of the places actually sent me a picture of a '72 they claim they did.

After looking at the gauges you posted I would bet that they are using classic instruments gauges with the restored face. You should check out Classic, huge amount of options, and a set runs around 700 and you could fit them yourself. 

So I just made the decision to get a custom build and I like the fact that the amount of wiring is so reduced and also the custom look appears stock but with better reliable electronics.

How do you adapt for the existing harness plugs? Is it a complete rewire?

Simple, clean and modern.

I'd use the brand new back piece with the '72 front, because it has removable metal trim plates.

Not my style on the gauges, but I'd love to see that lit up.

Redline can do retrofits, but you pay for their time. As it should when your dealing with a custom business doing higher end stuff like this. You don't want to cheap out, especially if you're going to stare at it.

Cheap flat aluminum plate bent to fit with gauges, for the basic down and dirty look, or retromod the factory piece. any number of ways to skin this cat!

That looks very good. Thanks!

In the future, I may consider seeing what they can do with my standard cluster to add a tach and a multi-gauge faces.

I did reach out for some basic info, and here is what their reply was:

We can definitely make you something for your Torino. Here are a pair of previous builds we have done: {Removed the two photos they sent, one is the one on this thread, the other is similar but with a 160mph speedo and later style guage face.} From here, I would direct you to the Customs page on our website.    https://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=214/category_id=417/mode=prod/prd214.htm" rel="nofollow - https://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=214/category_id=417/mode=prod/prd214.htm   Here you will find the 3 different systems we offer, VFD3, VHX and HDX.  We do not offer custom build options for RTX or GRFX currently. You can also find pictures as well as specs and pricing on all 3 systems. The order forms are here as well.   Current lead time for a custom build is 4 months.   If you decide to proceed with a custom build, once you send in your dash assembly, we will then disassemble your OEM gauges and build our gauges and components into your housing.  Limitations may vary, and permanent modifications may be required for fitment into the original housing(s). If you feel this is something you want to do, then go ahead and fill out the order form and prepare your shipment to the following address:    Dakota Digital Custom Shop-Attn CJ 4510 W. 61st Street North Sioux Falls, SD 51707   Once I receive your gauges, I will be in contact with you if I have any questions and to obtain a 50% down payment.                                                            Custom pricing begins at:                                                HDX $3000   Matching HLC Clock $550                                VHX $2500   Matching VLC Clock $450                                 VFD $1500   Matching VFD Clock $250                                                                                     Here is a simple comparison between the gauges:  https://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm?ptype=results&category_id=697&mode=cat" rel="nofollow - https://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm?ptype=results&category_id=697&mode=cat

The HDX series mentions full TFT screen, not sure what that means. TFT is touchscreen? Are the gauges physical or, are they merely computer screen images of gauges? Or... is the TFT part just the small rectangular insert with the digital readouts?

The VHX series looks good, I like the wider sweep of the Speedo. 

I really like how they tout their needle caps, like that's a serious feature. "Spun aluminum needle caps!" 

https://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=1326/category_id=688/mode=prod/prd1326.htm" rel="nofollow - https://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=1326/category_id=688/mode=prod/prd1326.htm

Too bad they won't add the  72-76 to their lineup, the 68-69 is quite a lot cheaper at $975