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Re: Installing a complete gauge cluster 1970
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Re: Installing a complete gauge cluster 1970
I just dropped the gauge cluster on the '71 Cheyenne last night. Had too many bulbs dead, to suit my night-driving preferences. Had to take it out 'just so', but it cleared the spotlamp and the steering wheel. Had a fun time with the oil pressure line- it's not as flexible as the one on my '83 Benz diesel sedan, so I had a bit of a leak. I probably won't have to worry about the dash rusting out, though.
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Re: Installing a complete gauge cluster 1970
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Re: Installing a complete gauge cluster 1970
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Anybody happen to have the info that was at the link above? gmcpauls.com seems to no longer be there. I'm switching my turck from a basic cluster to a guage cluster. Thanks |
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Re: Installing a complete gauge cluster 1970
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Re: Installing a complete gauge cluster 1970
This thread my have been dredged up with the Wayback Machine!
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I really appreciate your help and the fast response. I have been a memeber for a good while but till the last few months a reader only. Now I have a 69 C-10 I'm tryin to save. Thanks again |
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