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Need Help ID'ing Gauge Cluster
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Hi everyone,
I just picked this up, and as you can see it was listed as a 1935 Chevy. I really doubt that's right, but I honestly have no idea. :confused: Anyone have any ideas what this might fit?
It's appreciated.
Jared
P7121953_127901726356171.jpg1279 x 959 - 69K
P7121955_127901438656171.jpg1279 x 959 - 66K -
A fair guess would be 35 Chevy trucks.
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I have a 35 Chevy Standard. It is definitely not for the standard.
I thought the truck had the same dash as the 35 Standard. But I could be mistaken.
But the 35 Chevy Master dash may be different since the 1935 Chevy Master body had major changes from 1934 model.
Sorry I can't tell you what it is. I can only tell what it is not. If I can find my book on chevy models there may be some interior shots to help.
Lee -
usually parts listed are close.... at least hopefully. So what I do if I have a question on one is to go out to Ebay and look at surrounding years and can often come up with what it is there, from pictures people have posted of what they have for sale... Hope this helps.
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Looks like a 35 Chevy truck unit!
