1960-1987 Chevrolet C10 pickups
Chevy C10 digital dash and gauge cluster layouts
C10 trucks are a favorite for LS swaps, and a Holley Pro Dash is a common upgrade. A truck-style layout with a big speedometer and four small gauges keeps the classic look.
Suggested start: Truck Panel in the Classic Truck style.
Customize this layoutTypical Chevy C10 builds
Most C10 builds with Holley EFI are LS swaps or small-block Chevys, and a lot of the carbureted ones move to a Sniper throttle body. Trucks that tow or cruise benefit from transmission temperature and fuel pressure alongside the usual oil and coolant.
Gauges worth having in your Chevy C10
- Speedometer (GPS)
- Tachometer
- Coolant temperature
- Oil pressure
- Fuel pressure
- Transmission temperature
Pick a gauge in the designer, choose what it shows, and the numbers, range and redline fill in for you. Sensors you wired to the dash yourself, like a fuel level sender, work too.
A custom Chevy C10 gauge cluster without a custom shop
Most C10 gauge cluster upgrades mean picking from a few off-the-shelf designs or paying a shop for a one-off. With a Holley Pro Dash you design the whole screen yourself: gauge faces, colors, numbers, warning lights and your logo. Change it any time with a USB stick. See how to design a custom gauge cluster.
Will it fit my Chevy C10?
Gauge Garage makes what's on the screen, not the mount. Your layout works on both the 12.3 inch and 6.86 inch Pro Dash. How the dash mounts in your Chevy C10 depends on your dash panel or bezel, so measure before you buy.
Getting it onto your dash
Download your layout, copy it to a USB stick, and load it on the dash. The install guide walks through it step by step.