Kasey 1977 K10
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- 1977
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- Engine Size
- 350
Update: looks just like this image except the needles are silver now.
Picked up this tach cluster.. how difficult is install?
- Thread starter NCTyphoonKid
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Update: looks just like this image except the needles are silver now.
Kasey 1977 K10
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- Kasey
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- 1977
- Truck Model
- K10
- Engine Size
- 350
flying2275
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- 350
If he doesn't want to buy it I definitely will.
dvdswan
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Dang! 2nd dibs. lol
NCTyphoonKid
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Finally got the cluster installed. Got the 76 circuit board and tach wiring installed and swapped the amp gauge to my original volt gauge. Everything is working great other than the gas gauge because i need to clean the ground for it lol
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