60-66 gauge cluster restoration
I have this add on the 67-72 parts board but will also do 60-66 gauge clusters. The price for a standard restoration is $300.00 labor for a 60-66 cluster. Please contact me for more information on your specific needs.
The price does not include any parts that need to be replaced such as gauges, lens, etc. I am currently working on a 64-66 cluster restoration and will add photos of the process in the near future. Please refer to the link for my add on the 67-72 board. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=604141 Also you can send email to tbonegarris@yahoo.com or support@classicgaugeandcluster.com Thank you for your interest, Tom |
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So what exactly does a guy get , new lens?, bezel bead blasted and painted etc.
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I start with your complete cluster. I check the gauges (including speedometer for there operation and replace any that need replacing. I completely disassemble the cluster right down to the last screw. I bead blast all the tin work and the bezel. I paint the tin work inside and out. I also remove the small tin work from the gauges and bead blast and paint inside and out. I paint all the needles on the gauges and speedometer. I reface the odometer numbers and reset to zero miles or what ever miles the customer request. I reface the gauges and speedometer with a decal kit. I wet sand and polish the original lens. I prefer to use the original lens over reproduction lens. If a good original is not available, I will use a reproduction. I strip and paint the gauge face plate satin black as original. I paint the bezel any color the customer wants. I will also polish a bezel for an additional fee. I assemble the cluster completely and use new nuts. I also clean and polish the terminals on the back of the gauges. I un-tape clean, inspect, repair and re tape the light harness. I replace all of the light bulbs with the stock type or LED's for slightly more money. I pay for any gauge or lens that needs replacing. It is part of the price. I pay for return shipping back to the customer. This is usually around $20.00 Finally, I put my passion and love for restoring these into every one I do. Everyone is a little different than the last. In my opinion, these look better on the back side than they do the front and it is a shame that the back of the cluster is never seen when it is installed in the truck. Thank you for the question Have a great holiday, Tom |
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. Might I suggest you have some sort of cost figured for replacing missing parts or gauges. |
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If I had to place a dollar amount on a working gauge, it would be $20.00 - $25.00. That would be the same for a good usable lens. Speedometers are a little more. I recently sold a speedometer for a 62 for $50.00. It was a nice clean working part and the customer was happy with that price. I appreciate all of the feedback and comments. It helps me provide a better service to my customers. Thank you, Tom |
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Got any pics of a 64 cluster ??
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Pm me your email and I will send you some photos of a 1964 that I am working on currently. Thank you, Tom |
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You buy clusters? looking to sell this one. If so what you you buy it for?
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Thank you for asking Tom |
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How much to restore a 66 cluster with warning lights? Or, trade for a restored cluster with mechanical gauges? Send reply thru PM, Thanks
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Would like to see pictures of your work |
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I am also preparing to build a standard factory 64-66 cluster with and without gauges, a 60-63 without gauges and a 60-63 with gauges and a tach for anyone interested and will post them when complete. Please contact me for your specific needs and thank you for the interest, Tom |
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and tom that's a great deal ,very nicely done
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TB1964 Where did you get the clock???
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Hope this helps. tom |
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Nice work
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Now that is a fine looking piece of work if I do say so myself......and the clock....Brilliant. :-) Thanks again for doing this for me...I could not be any happier with the work or the price. |
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I am thrilled that you are happy with the work. I have had a lot of work because of your build and I appreciate it very much. Take care, Tom |
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Great work Tom! I might looking into having you do one fer me one day....I am considering doing an autometer style gauge setup, but not sure yet. Great work! And I sure am gonna look fer one of those clocks! LOL! T.J.
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