[bdk1976]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-GTO-OEM...f37ccb&vxp=mtr

The pictures of them look 1000x better than the previous attempt at reproducing these.

Anyone have a set of these (or seen them in person)?

[BOB VIDAN]

That tach needle looks goddy to me.

[Tempest]

would these fit a 64 ?

[Tempest]

anyone? will 65 gauges fit in a 64 dash?

[Bluesugar]

Yes,the complete dash unit is interchangable also,..The checkered flag would not be correct on a '64 speedo

[geeteeohguy]

...and the tach is nothing like a '64 tach. It will fit, but really stand out as 'incorrect' if you are a purist.

[Tempest]

Thanks guys, I think if you paint the tach needle red, it would look better

[ramair455ca]

Has anyone had any long term experience with these aftermarket gauges? Do they work and function as well as originals?

[chrisp]

Poor quality manufacture , use with caution.

[1stgenbird]

Originally Posted by chrisp

Poor quality manufacture , use with caution.

First hand experience?

[Chris65LeMans]

I bought their rally tach (The Parts Place) alone for $139 almost 3 years ago. (Original was missing.) I've been happy with it.

[Tom Vaught]

I swapped in a very nice 1965 Rally Gage Insert back in the early 70s.

Dropped right in. Loved the Full Sweep Tach (vs the 1964 90 degree tach).

At the time, I could buy a 1965 Tank Sending Unit 90 ohm so I swapped that in the car too and the gages worked great for a few years.

Then I had a 1965 GTO owner who had a set of bad 1965 gages and was willing to pay several times what I paid at the junk yard for the super nice 65 gages I had. So I pulled out the gages and put back in the 1964 gages (with the wood insert that was on the cluster when I bought the car from Pontiac). Brass Hat Car.

So now I have a 1964 Cluster/Tach and the "correct" 1964 Swirl Dash.

I really liked those 1965 Gages though. And the wood insert.
(the wood insert was on top of the swirl insert so it was added for the Brass Hat's car.)

Tom V

[chrisp]

Originally Posted by 1stgenbird

First hand experience?

Look up Pete Serio on here or the web, he will give you some detailed insight on them .