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#226491 02/06/2007 3:15 AM
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Putting a tach in also want to fill the other side with a clock.Anyone knows what clock would fit? Thanks

#226492 02/06/2007 3:32 AM
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the factory clocks were in a pod in the center of the dash the other side of the tach side sometimes was a vacuum gauge jus my 2 cents

#226493 02/06/2007 8:39 AM
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I have a dash gauge cluster for a '64-'66 Chevy truck with a clock in the left window of the cluster. I believe the previous owner told me the clock came from a late 70's Impala. I do not have a photo of the cluster on my photo web host, however I will take a few and post on this topic. The clock looks right at home, since the lettering size, shape and style is very similar to the factory markings on the other gauges.

A clock in this position is an excellent way to finish off the factory dash cluster, coupled with a factory tach in the right window. It beats the pants of off a tach hose clamped to the steering column and a clock stuck to the dash. I will follow with some good pictures of this application.

Tony

#226494 02/07/2007 1:43 AM
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this clock was in my truck when I bought it:

http://matraca.home.mindspring.com/img01202006/03.html

no idea what it is out of tho'.

I've been told that it looks mid 1960's chevy car tho.

-W

#226495 02/07/2007 6:40 AM
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ive seen people use 60s nova clocks.


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