Dakota Digital Dash 63 64 Chevy Impala Gauge Cluster Vfd Clock Vfd3-63c-imp-clk on 2040-parts.com
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States
 1963-64 Chevy Impala Digital Instrument System w/ CLOCKfrom Dakota DigitalVFD3-63C-IMP-CLK
Dakota Digital Series III instrument systems offer the latest technologies and features for your custom vehicle. High brightness vacuum fluorescent displays provide a lifetime of trouble free use while offering increased accuracy and features! This listing for the full 6 Gauge Instrument System fits into OEM bezel for 1963 - 1964 Chevy Impala w/ VFD Clock. Fits directly into existing bezel (bezel shown in pic is not included). System Includes:
    
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