1969 Cutlass Replacement Gauge
August 10th, 2015, 03:42 PM
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1969 Cutlass Replacement Gauge
I have searched both here and on Google, but have not found an answer. I am planning on replacing the gauges in my Cutlass/HO Clone. It already has the rally pack, but everything is not quite the way I want it. I am planning on replacing all of them, but do not know what size gauges to purchase. I think the 3 3/8" are correct, but want to see if anyone has ordered any and if that is the right size.
Any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks
Any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks
August 10th, 2015, 04:47 PM
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Pics aren't that great, sorry...
Speed Hut 3 /38" GPS speedometer and Quad gauge. I still have a blank in the 3rd hole but will put a tach in there some day. I used clock blanks and cut the back out to allow the gauge to slide through and then tightened the nut up against the back of the blank, assembled that to the bezel and then reinstalled the bezel. They fit like they were made for the car.
Speed Hut 3 /38" GPS speedometer and Quad gauge. I still have a blank in the 3rd hole but will put a tach in there some day. I used clock blanks and cut the back out to allow the gauge to slide through and then tightened the nut up against the back of the blank, assembled that to the bezel and then reinstalled the bezel. They fit like they were made for the car.
August 10th, 2015, 04:52 PM
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Pics aren't that great, sorry...
Speed Hut 3 /38" GPS speedometer and Quad gauge. I still have a blank in the 3rd hole but will put a tach in there some day. I used clock blanks and cut the back out to allow the gauge to slide through and then tightened the nut up against the back of the blank, assembled that to the bezel and then reinstalled the bezel. They fit like they were made for the car.
Speed Hut 3 /38" GPS speedometer and Quad gauge. I still have a blank in the 3rd hole but will put a tach in there some day. I used clock blanks and cut the back out to allow the gauge to slide through and then tightened the nut up against the back of the blank, assembled that to the bezel and then reinstalled the bezel. They fit like they were made for the car.
August 10th, 2015, 05:14 PM
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Check their website, as they offer different faces, colors and a variety of fonts to fit your taste. As far as how I like the speedo, we'll have to wait until the car is back together before I know. The 400 trans I used was out of a late 60's full-sized Olds with the speedo drive in the front wheel, so the GPS was my best option.
August 10th, 2015, 05:16 PM
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Check their website, as they offer different faces, colors and a variety of fonts to fit your taste. As far as how I like the speedo, we'll have to wait until the car is back together before I know. The 400 trans I used was out of a late 60's full-sized Olds with the speedo drive in the front wheel, so the GPS was my best option.
October 8th, 2018, 06:12 AM
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Pics aren't that great, sorry...
Speed Hut 3 /38" GPS speedometer and Quad gauge. I still have a blank in the 3rd hole but will put a tach in there some day. I used clock blanks and cut the back out to allow the gauge to slide through and then tightened the nut up against the back of the blank, assembled that to the bezel and then reinstalled the bezel. They fit like they were made for the car.
Speed Hut 3 /38" GPS speedometer and Quad gauge. I still have a blank in the 3rd hole but will put a tach in there some day. I used clock blanks and cut the back out to allow the gauge to slide through and then tightened the nut up against the back of the blank, assembled that to the bezel and then reinstalled the bezel. They fit like they were made for the car.
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