'60-'66: Do You Need an 0-90 ohm Sending Unit with Stock Gas Tank?

[vin63]

Do you have the stock gas tank behind the seat, but thinking of installing, or have installed, an aftermarket fuel level gauge? As you probably found out, the 60-66 sending units are 30 ohm and the aftermarket fuel level gauges for GM applications require a 0-90 ohm fuel sending unit to interface properly. I have been building the 1960 through 1966 GM truck OE sending units to work with aftermarket fuel gauges on the weekends for a few years, now. I stopped doing it a couple of years ago since there was a huge trend in relocating the gas tank to under the bed and I didn't receive anymore requests. But recently, I had a few requests, so I thought I would check to see if there are others who are interested before I stop again.

The cost is $150 (includes shipping - slightly more for air service) to your door via insured UPS Ground for a brand new OE sending unit with 0-90 ohm operation.

I am located in SoCal and you can reach me via email at: vincent@mayedamotorsports.com