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Need some help for gauge identification? Acadian or Chevy 11?


I have a couple of rally gauges that I've acquired and am going to sell them but want to be sure which are which and if anyone has an idea of a fair value for them.  Thanks in advance for an opinion.

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Jerel


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Top one is a 65 Canso Sport Deluxe. You can check out pics of Lefty's car but it seems to me the markings on a 63 SD are different.

Bottom one is certainly not all original because you could never get gauges in the first gen Nova or Acadian without there also being a clock in between. Also, it is a Nova cluster as evidenced by the one piece lens.

And with that said, I've been wrong before!

As far as value, I would venture to say somewhere between $100-$125 Canadian for either one would be a fair, middle-of-the-road price. For someone with an Acadian missing it's cluster, they should be happy to find an original gauge style cluster (not lights) for $200 or less (in my opinion) Typically the Nova cluster would bring around $75-$90 US the last I saw. I haven't been following this stuff as much the last couple of years though.

Does your 65 project have the original gauges in it?

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It didn't have gauges when I bought it and a while later the previous owner got back to me and said he had the gauges he thought were for it so I bought them. So that must have been the top one then. The other one came with some other parts I had bought.

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The top one is certainly correct for the 65, I'm just not sure about 63. I remember educating myself on what was correct in what but my hard drive must have been full and some of the files were purged!!!

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Thanks Carl.

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hi jeral would you consider parting with that clock in the top gage cluster . it sure looks like it would fit my 63 cluster . does it work ?. i hope i have not derailed a thread by asking but i could not help my self . pm me if you will part with it , thanks jim.

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Have sent you a pm and don't worry about the derail, I'm the king of derail.

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Wasn't there a Chevy van that used a Nova style cluster with gauges??

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Yes, those P series, the ones that usually ended up as ice cream trucks or courier vehicles. They had a cluster that was not identical but very similar.

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