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First time posting so I apoligize if I'm in the wrong spot, but I have 2 Factory Gauge Clusters from my 1949 F-1.... I have No Idea if they work or not but you can spin the speedometer and the indicator does move. I honestly have No idea what they would be worth. If intrested feel free to PM me. Not looking to Retire off of the Sale of these items. Shipping would be from Alaska... I think $150.00 for both plus shipping would be OK, but open to offers. Thanks
The purists will be drooling over the cross-hatched cluster face. Many aren't aware that the embossing isn't in the metal, it's the painting process and it was a Ford secret. So don't abrasive blast or use paint remover.
No worries, i have no intention on messing with them... if you know anybody who could use them i flexible on the price... thanks for the insight on the gauges
Just as a price reference, this cluster has been redone and the cross-hatching isn't present. Your offer is exceptionally good. I'd buy them myself if I needed them or just wanted to flip. It's also an oddity in that the high beam indicator is located on the bottom.
No worries, i have no intention on messing with them... if you know anybody who could use them i flexible on the price... thanks for the insight on the gauges
PMd you as well.
if you haven’t sold them yet, I would be interested.
I am putting a 1949 F3 back on the road, and the anti rust preservative the PO used for storage ate a lot of stuff up.
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1949 Gauge Cluster
