Classic Instruments Gauges

Classic Instruments Inc. was established in 1977 in Oregon and is now based in Boyne City, Michigan. The company specializes in designing and manufacturing high-quality, sophisticated, and technically advanced instrument clusters and individual gauges for classic cars, muscle cars, street rods, and hot rods. As the company’s owner and president, John D. McLeod III stated himself, it is a business that “promotes a family-oriented work environment.” It is a place where street rodders can build the best possible instrumentation for street rodders.

In 2001, after building a reputation for being a reliable supplier of top-notch Classic Instruments gauges and indicators and winning multiple awards for almost quarter of a century working out of a modest 4000 square feet shop in Oregon, the company moved to a large facility in Boyne City, Michigan. Twelve years later, an 8,000 square feet addition to the main building was raised. The company’s motto, “We Build it Better – or we don't build it,” clearly describes their goal of creating good-looking instruments that can work reliably for years to come, no matter how hard the end user may want to hit the streets or race tracks.

Each of the Classic Instruments vintage gauges is designed, carefully assembled, and meticulously calibrated by highly professional staff using state of the art equipment. High quality has always been the primary objective of the company’s specialists. They put their time and effort into creating innovative designs, combining vintage styling and the latest electrical and electronic instrumentation that works reliably and with high-level accuracy in all driving conditions to meet the needs of car restoration and hot rod enthusiasts. In our online store, you can find an extensive catalog of instrument clusters and custom gauge sets that besides traditional speedometers, tachometers, voltmeters, fuel level, coolant temperature, and oil pressure gauges feature specifically-designed Classic Instruments fuel senders, oil pressure and temperature sensors, Classic Instruments speedometer wiring, and all of the necessary hardware and easy-to-read step-by-step installation manuals.