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#1375464 09/01/2020 2:17 AM
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Building a 1953 Chevy Sedan Delivery but we are putting it on a 2005 Corvette chassis, motor, transmission etc. We're putting in a new Painless wiring harness. Where can I get gauges that look "classic" or stock that don't break the bank? Many thanks for any advice.

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Thank you.

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Are the Sedan Delivery gauges the same as the AD trucks?

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Probably not since it’s a car.


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Chevrolet listed the Sedan Delivery in the Truck Data Book.
But, it is usually listed as a Panel Delivery in the Passenger Car Specifications Manual.

In most years, almost all mechanical parts were/are car parts.

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We’ve had this discussion many times.......I’m out!


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I would be surprised if the gauges for AD truck and car/sedan delivery of the same era are not compatible to each other.
But what do I know. I am a truck guy.


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It shouldn't be too hard to figure out if the gauges are compatible betwixt your SD and a pickup, just google them.


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So, looking at a Sedan Delivery dash and an AD dash, my vote is no.

To answer the OP's question, I would suggest visiting some gauge manufacturers web sites and find something classic or custom that would fit dimension-ally in to your dash. VDO, Auto Meter, Stewart Warner, Dolphin, or any of the few others that come to mind.

If you have or find original gauges, there are places that will rebuild and/or upgrade what you have for your newer, different voltage senders.


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