1978 Ford Mustang II Custom Gauge Cluster Panel Layout Blueprint

This document is a simple black-and-white line drawing (blueprint-style layout) of a custom or replacement instrument cluster panel, uploaded to a 1978 Ford Mustang II gallery. It shows the planned gauge layout for a dashboard insert: a large tachometer opening and a large speedometer opening on the left/center of the panel, followed by four smaller gauge openings arranged in two rows, oil pressure and water temp on top, fuel level and volts below, plus a separate vacuum gauge opening at the far right. Additional features include two rectangular cutouts at each end of the panel (possibly for vents, warning-light clusters, or switches), left- and right-pointing triangular cutouts for turn-signal indicator arrows, a high-beam/headlamp indicator symbol, a small rectangle and circular cutout at lower left, perimeter screw-hole locations, and a curved bottom-center notch apparently for steering column clearance. The drawing contains no dimensions, measurements, part numbers, wire information, or year/model text; it functions purely as a positional layout showing which gauges go where in the fabricated cluster panel. A reader can learn the intended gauge arrangement (tach, speedometer, oil pressure, water temp, fuel level, volts, vacuum) and indicator positions, but not sizes or fitment specifics.