Just saw a new gauge cluster for '64-'66 from Classic Instruments on hotrod.com

[Jackson's Dad 64 C10]

I just saw this article posted today on hotrod.com. It is a pretty good looking gauge cluster from Classic Industries. Not quite the look we are going for on our 64, but I'm sure it will appeal to those looking for a more stock interior.

https://www.hotrod.com/articles/1964...day-nsra-nats/

[62chevy302]

I called them and asked if they will be making a 60-63 cluster. They said its the plan, if they recieve enough interest it will happen sooner than later. They put me on a list of interest in one.

[65c10restomod]

if I was going to stay that close to stock i would just use stock unless i absolutely couldnt find one

[Chevy Fleetside]

For $975 I will just use a stock one.

[nsb29]

Originally Posted by Chevy Fleetside

For $975 I will just use a stock one.

You got that right thay are to proud of it for me

[DLW]

Looks like a nice alternative to folks doing modern engine swaps as well and still stay somewhat original looking with easier speedo and tach hookups. Dakota HDX sold a ton of those things, I think there will be a market for this as well..

['65 chevy lover]

I like that, just wish I could afford it...lol

[karlbenz]

ouch $$$

[Jackson's Dad 64 C10]

It’s pricey, that’s for sure. Not really my style. I’m going Dakota HDX, unless something better comes along before I get to that point. I saw it and figured I would share; although, I can’t be the only one who goofs off on HotRod.com (and here!) while I’m at work!

[hank scorpio]

I think they missed the boat by not having other gauge options instead of the clock.

[nsb29]

I had to go back and take another look I knew something wasn’t quite right if they had used green Print instead of white It would look more authentic I did not care for the clock I think an option of no clock or tac would appeal to more people