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#1347970 02/26/2020 12:08 PM
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Are they the same/interchangeable?

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1954 & 1955-first series Chevrolet trucks would be interchangeable (the same).
Task Force 1955-later would be different.Jim Carter seems to be the only vendor that that lists them clearly and correctly.

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!954 and 1955-st series GMC gauges were were different.

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I drove a 1967 Chevrolet school bus for a few years and had the same looking speedometer and gauge set up as the 1954 and 1955 1st series trucks. Still a few of those old buses left. Maybe they went even later.


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