http://www.chevelles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=370743

These are ridiculously priced (IMO) at $1600 with a small block tach. The tach is the major component that folks are looking for so the value will drop a bunch without it, since it's not reproduced. There were no clusters built with just the gauges. The option U14 included the gauges, clock, and the tach. The tach was probably removed to be sold separately.
Value?? My guess would be $150~$200.
BillL

 

I have a 68 and I bought a nice bezel. IF i was still fixing it up (was not a resto, cool driver that spins much tires when I drive it) I would easily have given you $500-750 for it.

I went the route of a nice used eBay bezel for $100, $90 for a cluster, $314 shipped for the Ausleys 69 gauge swap. Anyone who knows their salt picks it out of the crowd for the gauges. I do regret doing it.

And the tachs usually hit $300 nice.

 

yeah i would do 200-300 max for your set up. maybe more depending on how bad i need it. the good thing is that shipping will not be an issue -unlike a bulky/heavy item.

 

If you are looking for the bezel only, Ausleys has the new reproduction for 219.00.

 

Roger Ausley, how would you know that? I did wind up buying your piece and it is very nice. I found a new reproduction tach lens online that you might want to consider carrying.

 

Thanks everyone for the help. I'm going to list it in the forum classifieds for best offer in case any members need it befor it goes on ebay. Thanks again everyone for the help.

Clint

 

I'd be surprised if a 68 gauge cluster, missing the tach, will get more than $100.00. Especially in that condition. The tach is where they get their value, and thats only if the tach is for a big block, and in nice condition.

 

Clint said "gauge insert" which I assumed was just the gauge panel, not the entire bezel. If he meant the entire gauge/bezel assembly, it would be worth more, based on the condition of the bezel.
BillL

 

Good luck on the sale. IMO $200 is a great price for the seller. By overpricing an item you scare off many would-be buyers that might otherwise offer a fair price.

Jerry