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Classic Instruments is pleased to announce, after its release back in June, the 1933–’34 Ford Car Package earned a New Product of the Year Award at the 2021 Street Rod Nationals in Louisville, KY. The cluster includes a speedometer, fuel level, temperature, oil pressure, and volt gauges; along with indicator lights. A matching 3 3/8” tachometer in a chrome mounting cup is also available. All the gauges are electronic operation. The fuel gauge is programmable for any ohm range with a selector switch on the back of the cluster, meaning the fuel gauge will work with the stock sending unit, any other factory sending units, or any Classic Instruments fuel sending unit. The package includes a machined, chrome-plated bezel and engine-turned aluminum face plate. The standard sending unit kit included is Classic Instruments’ SNFD.
Additional features include:
• LED lighting
• Green turn signal indicators, Blue high beam indicator, and Red LED warning light
• Separate power (12V) and ground leads in the wire harness. Allows the customer flexibility of function,
examples include: Check Engine, Emergency Brake, Open Door, Low Oil Pressure
• Injection-molded housing
• One single snap-in wire harness on the back, for the cluster wiring
• Zeus Speedometer Technology built-in
• Push-button speedometer calibration
This new cluster can be purchased from Classic Instruments direct or through any one of its authorized dealers.
Classic Instruments has been handcrafting in America since 1977. The company offers a full line of catalog order instrumentation for a wide range of Ford and Chevy model cars and pick-up trucks, plus over 100 universal fit instruments. The Classic Instruments’ line also includes many specialty items such as performance series instruments, Zeus speedometer technology, and Fuel-Link. Classic Instruments can build virtually anything through their dedicated Instrument Customization Unit. Whether it’s a direct-fit set, retro-fit, or complete custom their team is ready to help add “The finishing touch”TM to any project.
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