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Willys_MB · 11-04-2020, 05:08 PM

I'm not an expert on decoding VIN's, but I have what appears to be a 1968 Chevy glovebox door. Hinge functions and doesn't bind and the button is unlocked, but I don't have the key. $25 + shipping thread closed

Three gauge cluster appears to be in good shape. There are no cracks around the screw holes and you can still see the outline of the choke delete, which I never had. The printed circuit has two little spots that I have photos of that might be problematic, but I don't know if continuity has been broken. $20 + shipping thread closed

I got these in a parts lot I picked up from Craigslist a while back. If you have the truck (and proof), you can have the glovebox door for free if you cover the cost of shipping.

Items consolidated into another thread. This thread is closed.

11-04-2020, 05:08 PM	#1
Willys_MB Registered User Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: Boise, ID Posts: 856	1968 Glovebox Door and 67-68 Three Gauge Cluster I'm not an expert on decoding VIN's, but I have what appears to be a 1968 Chevy glovebox door. Hinge functions and doesn't bind and the button is unlocked, but I don't have the key. $25 + shipping thread closed Three gauge cluster appears to be in good shape. There are no cracks around the screw holes and you can still see the outline of the choke delete, which I never had. The printed circuit has two little spots that I have photos of that might be problematic, but I don't know if continuity has been broken. $20 + shipping thread closed I got these in a parts lot I picked up from Craigslist a while back. If you have the truck (and proof), you can have the glovebox door for free if you cover the cost of shipping. Items consolidated into another thread. This thread is closed. Attached Images __________________ 1968 GMC C2500 Long Bed Fleetside Last edited by Willys_MB; 11-10-2021 at 02:42 PM.