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Old 03-02-2020, 11:09 AM   #1
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Gauge cluster panels

Were there different gauge panels for trucks with the wood grain faces? Curious if so. I know both I've had have the textured surface, and if one purchases the wood grain decal cover, does it adhere properly? Thanks!
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Re: Gauge cluster panels

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Were there different gauge panels for trucks with the wood grain faces? Curious if so. I know both I've had have the textured surface, and if one purchases the wood grain decal cover, does it adhere properly? Thanks!

Hi Ned, the material on the stock bezels was just a thicker better quality.

These new wood grain bezels are not nearly the quality the originals were.

Based on part number stamp on rear side of bezel, same part number for wood grain.

Hope this helps
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Re: Gauge cluster panels

Thank you. I am thinking about completing my dash with wood veneer like the glove box, but as raised as it is to about as flush as the trim, I am not sure it would work..
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