Instrument cluster
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Instrument cluster
I have a 1966 F100 and want to replace the factory guages (alt, fuel, temp, oil) with aftermarket guages. I want to keep them in the same spots on the bezel. Any suggestions on the brand of guage i should use and where to get them? Will any fab work need to be done?
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Ok... im sold. Your dash looks great. Where do i start? Where to i get the cover that holds the guages?
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Yeah, it was the Speedway catalog I was thinking of. Nine pages of gauges. If they don't have it - you probably don't need it.
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Here is the link
Ford Truck 1961 -1966 - Classic Dash | Classic Dash
Dash is well made and the mounting screw holes lined up perfect. Essentially I wired my gauges up and screwed the dash in. Nothing more. I am going for the modified look on interior/engine bay and stock kinda on exterior. Eventually gonna put a Coyote motor in it and that would need the Autometer gauges so went ahead and spent the money and got em. Searched ebay for the cheapest price gauges. I saved some money doing it that way. About $410 for all gauges and $175 on panel. Hope this helps.
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Ford Truck 1961 -1966 - Classic Dash | Classic Dash
Dash is well made and the mounting screw holes lined up perfect. Essentially I wired my gauges up and screwed the dash in. Nothing more. I am going for the modified look on interior/engine bay and stock kinda on exterior. Eventually gonna put a Coyote motor in it and that would need the Autometer gauges so went ahead and spent the money and got em. Searched ebay for the cheapest price gauges. I saved some money doing it that way. About $410 for all gauges and $175 on panel. Hope this helps.
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[QUOTE=rmk73;14810884]Here is the link
Ford Truck 1961 -1966 - Classic Dash | Classic Dash
SWEEEEEET!!! Thanks for the link and the pic, you just made up my mind on the dash cluster.
Ford Truck 1961 -1966 - Classic Dash | Classic Dash
SWEEEEEET!!! Thanks for the link and the pic, you just made up my mind on the dash cluster.