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Second Series · 12-15-2020, 01:36 PM

That is a nice truck, but that gauge cluster is something else. It might have a different pcb for the cluster, both my '88 and '90 have the fuel gauge on the right. the meter plugs into the pcb, so I don't think that could be the same pcb. My '88 Sierra is bare-bones too, it did not come with A/C. There is a steel stamped bracket on the front of the engine. The '90 did come with A/C and has a couple cast aluminum brackets, and an A/C delete from when the A/C was decommissioned...

12-15-2020, 01:36 PM	#20
Second Series Registered User Join Date: May 2015 Location: Tukwila Washington Posts: 374	Re: Most base model truck you've seen? 1989 Cheyenne K2500 4x4 That is a nice truck, but that gauge cluster is something else. It might have a different pcb for the cluster, both my '88 and '90 have the fuel gauge on the right. the meter plugs into the pcb, so I don't think that could be the same pcb. My '88 Sierra is bare-bones too, it did not come with A/C. There is a steel stamped bracket on the front of the engine. The '90 did come with A/C and has a couple cast aluminum brackets, and an A/C delete from when the A/C was decommissioned... __________________ '47 Panel to '88 K2500 Frame Swap Mechanical Speedometer Drive Solution 1947.2 1 ton Chevy Panel 1955.2 Chevy 6700 Bus/RV 1990 Chevy K1500