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Old 08-05-2013, 01:21 AM   #1
kjc292
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gauge cluster

Hey, This guy that use to work at my company is a big chevy man. Rebuilding a 1970 camaro and malibu wagon. he also owns a 85 k20 3+3. well I was telling him how all the manuals Ive owned, a 91 toyota corolla, 95 ford bronco, and my 78 c20 all didnt not have tachs. but all the autos Ive own/driven have tachs. now i dont need a tach to drive a manual, just listen to the engine and im good but i would like a tach with my 1978 c20. he proceeded to tell me that either a 1970 camaro or 1971 camaro gauge cluster is the same set up and has the tach where the fuel gauge goes and the fuel gauge goes in the empty bottom left corner of the cluster. My fathers c30 dually has a the clock in small bottom left spot he's talking about. Has anybody else heard this or replaced the chevy truck cluster with the camaro and had success.
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