Classic. Very nice dash - a significant improvement on the original. As an extra touch you could get the triangular hazard warning and switch area (under the central dials) covered in matching leather trim. MK will do this for you (they can’t use wood because it’s very difficult to get a match with the rest of the dash).
I agree, Quiksilver. And MK could also bring in line the colour of the steering wheel´s wood with the dash. Rather easy to do for him by pickling the wood.
Same colour for steering wheel
and dash would look even more classy.
(Usual disclaimer...)
Kind regards,
George
I see a clock wasn't standard then and still isn't, which is a serious oversight 
in my book because a clock is more useful than a rev counter when you've a ferry to catch for instance