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1953 3100 on S10 frame, 350 chevy, 700R4

Which modern gauge set would look the most like OEM.
I see lots on the net and all different colors with prices to 700 $

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I haven't done business with this vendor yet, but they have a lot of different gauge sets for a lot of models.
Oldnewparts.com
Complete gauge set with senders and bezel for under $350.00
I'm considering a set for my 64'.


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I used New Vintage 'Woodward series' gauges in my small block powered '50,the kit comes complete with all senders etc.
Available in beige or black.

Here they are installed ,I should add I have since put them the correct way round. grin

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Originally Posted by jockbolter50
I used New Vintage 'Woodward series' gauges in my small block powered '50,the kit comes complete with all senders etc.
Available in beige or black.

Here they are installed ,I should add I have since put them the correct way round. grin
These gauges are 4 3/8" diameter. Our openings are 5" Do you need something else to install?

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Originally Posted by WVMountaineer
These gauges are 4 3/8" diameter. Our openings are 5" Do you need something else to install?

Sorry for the delay in replying,here's how I did mine based on a Tech tip from fellow Stovebolter Danimal.
I should add my original ones were completely toast.

Gauge Install.



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These gauges are 4 3/8" diameter. Our openings are 5" Do you need something else to install?

You can get them with the adapter to fit the hole so you don't have to modify the old housing. We sell and install these gauges and they really look good

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Originally Posted by thoroco
You can get them with the adapter to fit the hole so you don't have to modify the old housing. We sell and install these gauges and they really look good

Thanks Dave,I should also have mentioned there were adapters available from many vendors. (at a price of course)

I'm just cheap....or as I like to think,resourceful. wink

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1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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It should have had the mounting kit already in the gauge kit.


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Hi, Ralph. In my '53 I used Dolphin gauges. You can see them in the Stovebolt Calendar slide show at this link. Photo is April on the calendar.
Cheers,
John
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