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12-07-2012, 07:14 PM | #1 |
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Restored 64-66 Factory Tach Cluster
Restored '64-66 factory tach cluster. I've cosmetically restored it but I don't have any way to check to see if the gauges work. Price is **SOLD**. Send me your zip and I'll get you a shipping quote. Will be shipped with tracking and insurance, and well packaged to avoid damage.
What I did to restore it: Gauge faces have Greenback Decal's decals applied. Gauge needles have been repainted the correct florescent orange. The housing, bezel, and gauge holders have been glass bead blasted and repainted in the correct finishes. Bezel was primed and wetsanded prior to painting for a smoother finish. The intermediate plate had some waves/distortion in it that didn't come all the way out. Visible when viewed from an angle. This piece was wetsanded and painted the correct low gloss black. It has a new lens that I buffed for better clarity. New "TAND"M LOCK" and "OVER SPEED" lenses. I made these, they're not available anywhere else. Contacts on the individual gauges were cleaned. Odometer set to 99,999. I can reset it to match your truck's mileage. ***It is missing the wiring harness, tach shift point markers, and the top center bezel screw. The harness is the same as a regular cluster with gauges so you would be able to reuse your harness. The tach harness is available as a reproduction or it would be simple to make one. ***
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