Description
Upgrade your ride and make your truck the envy of all with the revolutionary InVision Digital Dash from AutoMeter! With this complete Direct-Fit Digital Dash System designed specifically for the 1967-1972 Ford Truck, this cutting-edge technology is a one-stop-shop for all your instrumentation needs. Say hello to a sleek, modern 12.3" LCD display that puts everything you need to know in one place. Monitor your speedometer, tachometer, fuel level, oil pressure, water temperature, and volts with ease, all while standing out from the crowd with this exciting dash from AutoMeter. Plus, with integrated notifications for high beams and turn signals, and instrument warnings, you'll never miss a beat on the road again. So what are you waiting for? Upgrade your ride with the latest, most innovative LCD offering on the market today. Get your hands on the InVision Digital Dash from AutoMeter and take your driving experience to the next level!
Features and benefits
- Direct-fit instrumentation solution for 1967-1972 Ford Truck that monitors speedometer, tachometer, water temperature, oil pressure, fuel level, and volts all in a high resolution and colorful display
- Speedometer easily calibrates to OEM or aftermarket vehicle speed sensors and the tachometer is capable of calibrating to many engine types (1-12 cylinders)
- Helps identify potentially serious vehicle issues with visual and audible alarms – low fuel level/oil pressure/voltage and high water temperature
- Includes universal wiring harness, and sending units for water temperature and oil pressure as well as a joystick for dash customization
- On-screen notifications for high beams and turn signals as well as audible and visual instrument warnings
- User-selectable fuel level resistance ranges designed for OEM and aftermarket sending units
- Display output is programmable for imperial or metric measurements
- Requires no cutting, drilling or modification to factory pieces
- 12.3” LCD display with four user selectable screens
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