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Classic Instruments Gauges Dash Panel
Classic Instruments - Fully (En)Gauged
Begin the removal of the gauge cluster by pulling the in-dash heat/air control panel. The panel can stay connected to the wiring harness and control cables, but it needs to be pulled out a bit so the gauge cluster will clear upon removal. View Related Article
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