It's got the push on blade connectors on the gauges, and the headlight switch has a plastic connector. Maybe '67 but I think that style headlight switch didn't come out until '68.Esteban wrote:That gauge cluster has the push button for the starter. Similar as to what was mine originally (65). I think all previous years were the same.RiverPatrol wrote:No, that looks like a '68.
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Re: Early 66 or older Gauge Cluster
RiverPatrol wrote:It's got the push on blade connectors on the gauges, and the headlight switch has a plastic connector. Maybe '67 but I think that style headlight switch didn't come out until '68.Esteban wrote:That gauge cluster has the push button for the starter. Similar as to what was mine originally (65). I think all previous years were the same.RiverPatrol wrote:No, that looks like a '68.
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Re: Early 66 or older Gauge Cluster
In the interest of L60Boerne's sanity, I have created a new thread: viewtopic.php?f=28&t=5909
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Re: Early 66 or older Gauge Cluster
Another indicator of year is the speedometer. If it were early years, it would have a female connection versus a male connector that the cable attached to.
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