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03-14-2024
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Location: Boston, MA
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WTB: Center gauge cluster bezel (aka radio bezel) w/power key.
My '94 ZR-1 had its secondaries system deleted and the center gauge cluster bezel w/power key has been replaced with a non-ZR-1 version. While I won't be adding the secondaries back, I'd still like a power key + bezel to retain one of the unique things about the ZR-1.
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1987: Z51 Coupe, Z51, 4+3, Yellow / Graphite 1994: ZR-1 #150, Admiral Blue / Black 2015: Z06 Coupe, Z07, M7, Arctic White / Red Last edited by scorp508; 03-14-2024 at 04:02 PM. |
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03-15-2024
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Ellicott City, MD
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Re: WTB: Center gauge cluster bezel w/power key.
Contact Mark at Mirrock Corvette www.MirrockCorvette.com He might have one for you.
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Re: WTB: Center gauge cluster bezel w/power key.
Good idea thank you, I reached out and will see if he has anything.
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1987: Z51 Coupe, Z51, 4+3, Yellow / Graphite 1994: ZR-1 #150, Admiral Blue / Black 2015: Z06 Coupe, Z07, M7, Arctic White / Red |
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Re: WTB: Center gauge cluster bezel w/power key.
Mirrock does not currently have any.
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1987: Z51 Coupe, Z51, 4+3, Yellow / Graphite 1994: ZR-1 #150, Admiral Blue / Black 2015: Z06 Coupe, Z07, M7, Arctic White / Red |
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 Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: McLean, VA
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Re: WTB: Center gauge cluster bezel w/power key.
scorp508,
Finding a 94 or 95 "Dulso" coated radio bezel with power key slot and white lettering in good condition is next to impossible. Even a brand new one in a box by now would have become gooey. I ended up buying a GM OEM replacement radio bezel finished in satin black paint, drill a hole for the key and a slot for the green light (very carefully), JB Weld mounting posts on the back for the 2ndary power key module and replicate white lettering with matching font vinyl lettering. Trust me, it's not as easy as it sounds and take some steady hands. I stripped Dulso off the shifter console and sprayed with Testor's flat black paint for plastic models and the finish is a near perfect match between two pieces. Success rate is about 40-60. I ruined a couple of both pieces to get one of each in satisfactory finish. Not easy but can be done. https://www.gmwholesaledirect.com/oe...=free_listings |
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