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Old 03-11-2025, 10:29 AM
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Default Anyone have experience with Redline Guage in California?

Landed the rally cluster core(s) for my '67, would like to get the best of both condensed into a good single pod.

Sent pics and a note to their info page, have heard nothing for over a week.

Is this common? I get it that everyone in the hobby is jammed any more, but not even a peep seems .... unusual.

Any input, connections or experience would be helpful.

(BTW, checked into Pete Serio, nice guy and very forthcoming, but very expensive for where my project is going.)

Thanks!

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Old 03-11-2025, 10:55 AM
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You caused me to dig around a bit;
I wanted to be 100% certain before speaking - apparently my interactions wasn't with the company 'redline' but moreover the product line 'redline' - and the company was 'New Vintage USA';
It would not have been stellar review.
This video was my last purchase from them... just incase anyone cares.

https://youtu.be/Ow1Cycv8e7A

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Old 03-11-2025, 02:51 PM
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Landed the rally cluster core(s) for my '67, would like to get the best of both condensed into a good single pod.

Sent pics and a note to their info page, have heard nothing for over a week.

Is this common? I get it that everyone in the hobby is jammed any more, but not even a peep seems .... unusual.

Any input, connections or experience would be helpful.

(BTW, checked into Pete Serio, nice guy and very forthcoming, but very expensive for where my project is going.)

Thanks!
I was going to recommend Pete Serio at Precision Pontiac myself. He has done my 1968 GTO gauges, my 1965 GTO Hurst shifter, and is now working on my 1965 GTO gauges. Always great work and a very knowledgeable guy.

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