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oldrustytrucks 04-09-2025 10:33 AM

Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
I had bought some restored clusters on here years ago but don't remember who I purchased from. I'm needing to have a tach cluster restored or willing to buy a restored or nice survivor one. Thanks in advance.

71CHEVYSHORTBED402 04-09-2025 11:36 AM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by oldrustytrucks (Post 9379658)
I had bought some restored clusters on here years ago but don't remember who I purchased from. I'm needing to have a tach cluster restored or willing to buy a restored or nice survivor one. Thanks in advance.

I don't know if he's doing this anymore. Really great guy, conscientious. His name is Tim.

TBONE1964

Wow, I checked his profile and he hasn't posted in years. Hopefully he's still upright. Perhaps he just lost interest. You might search google for "Tim" and the subject, see if he's still available.

54blackhornet 04-09-2025 01:25 PM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
Tbone closed up shop a while ago.

best view 04-09-2025 01:51 PM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
There is someone on here that does do them iam sure he will see this

leddzepp 04-09-2025 02:01 PM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
I believe pjmoreland does them now

best view 04-09-2025 07:27 PM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
Yup that’s him just did one for me, sometimes my brain doesn’t work :metal:

Bob B. 04-09-2025 09:43 PM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
I use these guys for all my classic vehicle gauge restorations:

https://www.redlinegaugeworks.com/?s...on8m-jAAwaGpvx

Keep in mind sometimes it is more cost effective going with the aftermarket clusters.

Richard 04-10-2025 03:24 AM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
Give pjmoreland a ring, great guy! I am building a specific OEM panel with Dakota Digital adapters and he helped me out. Saw a post recently mentioning https://newvintageusallc.mybigcommerce.com/ Would be a good option for a custom panel. Do not care for the Dakota digital panels for 67-72's as they all have an analog clock where the tachometer is placed. Least needed option that never came in these trucks in the most prominent location. What were they thinking? Even with the DD adapters purchased for my LS still think I am ahead with my cluster and I have what I want. Would have been easier to go with what is available. Will look at NVU in the future If I want to spend more money.

pjmoreland 04-10-2025 09:10 AM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
I appreciate the kind words, guys. I'm taking a break from doing gauge clusters right now while I'm working on a project truck. I will start back up again after things are settled down on the project, which will probably be in about three months.

71CHEVYSHORTBED402 04-24-2025 01:58 PM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
Apparently this guy restores them. He's got a few for sale online, and they're sure pretty.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2675...0047236929499/

70STOVEBOLT 04-25-2025 09:00 AM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 71CHEVYSHORTBED402 (Post 9379670)
I don't know if he's doing this anymore. Really great guy, conscientious. His name is Tim.

TBONE1964

Wow, I checked his profile and he hasn't posted in years. Hopefully he's still upright. Perhaps he just lost interest. You might search google for "Tim" and the subject, see if he's still available.

His name is actually Tom.

71CHEVYSHORTBED402 05-06-2025 08:38 PM

Re: Who restores 67-72 instrument clusters?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 70STOVEBOLT (Post 9382258)
His name is actually Tom.

Yep, that's it. Way back he was a source for lots of parts.


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