1960's Chrysler gauges--Oops!

I was wondering if anyone knows what car(s) these gauges go to? There is a Chrysler symbol stamped with the number 2958553 04091 on the circuit board on the back. Thanks!

OOPS! I accidentally added the wrong photo in my original post. My apologies! (The photo I originally posted was of a set of GM gauges.) Anyhow, here is the photo that I meant to add to the post. On the back of this unit are the numbers listed above. Please let me know what you think. Thanks again!

Are you sure is a Chrysler logo? Looks GM to me. Chrysler mostly used a bar in indicate normal range on the temp gauges.

My book says "Circuit Board Inst. Panel 69-71 Dodge Truck Compact" But I must say I have never seen a truck with a 160 MPH Speedometer.

Still looks GM to me. Dodge lite trucks of that era had rectangular gauges in a row. The font on the Odo is GM

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: James Czukor</div><div class="ubbcode-body">My book says "Circuit Board Inst. Panel 69-71 Dodge Truck Compact" But I must say I have never seen a truck with a 160 MPH Speedometer. </div></div>

That also checks out on collectorautosupply.com.

If it was a Mopar, all you would have to do is look at the ammeter. if it looked like it would kill an alternator and voltage regulator every 30,000 miles, it's a Mopar.

That just has GM written all over it. I'm guessing 68-72 Olds "A" body (Cutlass), especially with the 160 mph marking.