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    WELCOME TO THE MODERN ERA

    Apr 14, 2021 3 minutes
    BY TODD RYDEN
    PHOTOGRAPHY BY
    THE AUTHOR

    Relaying information about the engine to the driver was never really of huge importance to Chevrolet or the other OEMs. They figured a temp gauge was worthy of being in most instrument clusters and maybe a couple warning lights, just in case.

    Case in point is the dash of a 1955 or 1956 passenger car. A temp gauge, with the values of simply C and H, was included in the dash along with the fuel gauge placed above the speedometer span. A warning light would glow to let you

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