CO Restored 1972 Gauge Cluster

[Curtb1971]

Up for sale is a very nice restored 1972 gauge cluster. This cluster would be correct for 69'-72. All gauges and lights tested for proper function. Work included the following
- Gauges cleaned, tested, moving parts oiled/lubed, terminal posted cleaned and needles painted
-All tins bead blasted and painted
-Lens polished
-Circuit board cleaned to bright copper
-Oem hardware chemically cleaned and painted
-New stainless hardware for terminal posts
-New shiny chrome bezel
-60lbs oil gauge
-Speedo set to 7.2 miles

Once again nothing fancy just a really nice cluster
$245 shipped conus in foam lined box (SOLD)

-Also can add a square body clock to the spare hole or 80lbs oil gauge for an additional charge if interested.

[Curtb1971]

Pics

[Curtb1971]

Night time bump, better turn on the lights

[Curtb1971]

[Robert Martin]

What about adding woodgrain?

[Curtb1971]

Originally Posted by Robert Martin

What about adding woodgrain?

Can do that as well, but I would have to get a woodgrain
sticker and an all chrome bezel. Would cost a little more for parts but not much. Can price this out if it something you want?

[Robert Martin]

I'm trying to decide if I want to restore the one I have or not. Don't know which would be less expensive to do, and it's for a cheyenne super.

[Curtb1971]

Originally Posted by Robert Martin

I'm trying to decide if I want to restore the one I have or not. Don't know which would be less expensive to do, and it's for a cheyenne super.

Ok, after looking at parts I can do this cluster for $315 shipped with a woodgrain bezel. The added cost is the time to do the woodgrain sticker in a way that will hold up better to hot/cold. The aftermarket woodgrain tends to wrinkle the sun if the sticker is just stuck on. If your gauges have nice faces it may be worth restoring, but the cost would be similar.

[mrtoni]

I'd be interested in one with a tach or I'd like to see the square clock installed. Matt

[Robert Martin]

Ok let me think on it.

[Curtb1971]

Originally Posted by mrtoni

I'd be interested in one with a tach or I'd like to see the square clock installed. Matt

Curently working on putting a clock in the cluster for my truck and will post up pic's in my build when it's done to give you an idea on what it will look like. Minute and hour needles painted to match

[Mike Roberts]

Originally Posted by Curtb1971

Up for sale is a very nice restored 1972 gauge cluster. This cluster would be correct for 69'-72. All gauges and lights tested for proper function. Work included the following
- Gauges cleaned, tested, moving parts oiled/lubed, terminal posted cleaned and needles painted
-All tins bead blasted and painted
-Lens polished
-Circuit board cleaned to bright copper
-Oem hardware chemically cleaned and painted
-New stainless hardware for terminal posts
-New shiny chrome bezel
-60lbs oil gauge
-Speedo set to 7.2 miles

Once again nothing fancy just a really nice cluster
$265 shipped conus in foam lined box

-Also can add a square body clock to the spare hole or 80lbs oil gauge for an additional charge if interested.

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[bill3rail]

Beautiful restoration! I am surprised this is still available.

[Curtb1971]

Originally Posted by bill3rail

Beautiful restoration! I am surprised this is still available.

Thanks man Somebody needs this for their truck. No bells, no whistles just a nice cluster that works as it should. Might have to turn on the red light and go $245 shipped

[countr]

Curt, I will take this one. PM sent. Thanks Russ

[Curtb1971]

Originally Posted by countr

Curt, I will take this one. PM sent. Thanks Russ

Russ, it's your's Pm replied

[countr]

Curt, I received the 72 gauge cluster today. Very nice work, keep it up!!!!!

I can not wait to see the 67 that you are doing for me .

Thanks Russ

[Curtb1971]

Originally Posted by countr

Curt, I received the 72 gauge cluster today. Very nice work, keep it up!!!!!

I can not wait to see the 67 that you are doing for me .

Thanks Russ

Thanks for the compliment Russ! Glad you're happy with the cluster