Instrument cluster ID?

Any idea what car/truck this belongs to? A friend saw it for sale at antique shop....just curious what it's from.

Thanks

 

62 Chrysler

 

Thats some crazy sh*t right there

 

They are really cool. They look like an early pinball machine under a gl*** globe. The start of the space age.

 

the Star Ship Enterprise had one like that.


how much?

 

Ooooo just wait 'til you find out how much the generator for the lights for that costs. The gauges are lit by electroluminescense (sp), and run on something like 110 volt, ramped up by a generator.
Not cheap. At all.
Cosmo

 

Wow...that took all of 6 minutes to identify.

ratfink....not sure on cost, I'll see if he can recall.

 

61-63 chrysler to be exact

 

Cosmo......You mean when I accquired mine, I needed to get another piece.....or is this "generator" attached to the cluster itself???i

 

No worries Chuckie pooh. We can use that little 4 banger you got and make a trad generator.

 

Does any body know if the generator is wired to the dash or seperate?

Thanks Bill

 

Wonder if you need a generator or if a standard 120V automotive converter would suffice? Those are getting to be standard in a lot of new vehicles and it's road hockey season across the snow belt.

Looks like the ultimate gauge orb for a bubbletop

 

I just sold a 66 Charger last year that had the electroluminesecne(sp?) lights in the dash. The power pack is the same as this one and it is a seperate piece. 200 volts of current these things operate off of.

Cool as hell when they work but a real pain in the *** when they dont.

 

Guess I am too late.