instrument cluster
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instrument cluster
Anyone here know where to get a new instrument cluster or where to send one to have it redone to make it look new again with the woodgrain for a ranger.I talked to someone on here a long time ago i mean like seven or eight years that sent me pics of one that they had done and it was really sweet anyone that can help thanks.By the way I started putting captain seats out of a 94 in my crewcab today not a direct bolt in but not a big job there gonna look great I think I will put up pics after i get done, Thanks Jeff
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There's a few outfits rechroming plastic, can't think of a name at this second. As for the woodgrain, try your local 3M or Trimline distributor, or an auto detail place that does pinstriping. They may have samples of the woodgrain decals for cars and vans. That's what I used to redo mine.
mike
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Dennis Carpenter has most items you need to restore your truck.
http://www.dennis-carpenter.com/
http://www.dennis-carpenter.com/
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I know most of the guys on here like to stay stock, but this place has some sweet set-ups specific to our application. Just a thought.
http://www.haneline.com/
Brandon
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It's always a crap shoot, but lately I've seen quite a few instrument clusters for sale on eBay. I've focused on the one's w/o wood grain (that's what came on my truck) but given the regularity with which I've seen them there, you should find one cheap if you have a little patience.
