Digital cluster panel from a 93 Custom Supeme in a 93 RMW?

Just wondering if it was at all possible, or if anyone has attempted it yet. Thanks in advance.

Never seen one to understand the reference. How about some pics.

I know the universal 6 gauage panel from Intellitronix will fit nicely, and it wasn't that big of a wiring hassle.

http://www.intellitronix.com/6-gauge-panel.html.

If you are talking about a 1991 or 1992 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser, it's plug and play.
Oldsmobile got out of the full size wagon game in 92 as they sold around 4200 units only.

This would be a picture of one. I would love if this would fit on my 93 RMW.

This is on my long list of mods to do when family obligations allow. It will not plug and play, and it will not fit without modifying the opening. The digital cluster is shorter and slightly taller. I have looked at all the inputs from the digital cluster and all the feeds for the gauges are the same input/signals; However you will have to make a custom wire harness, as the Buick Roadmaster has a dual plug setup and the digital cluster has a single one. I'm currently thinking about taking an old Roadmaster cluster assembly and swapping in the guts from the digital one to see if they will fit. They might be a little shorter lengthwise but I think the height will work. One of the things holding me up on this is allocating the funds to purchase a scrape Roadmaster cluster. Something always comes up (kids) and the money gets used elsewhere.

You might be able to make a mask to fit around the Cutlass Supreme cluster. If it is all black and fills the RM opening it should look nice. You could use aluminum, to make the mask, and have it powdercoated in flat black. It could fit in the small recess around the original mask. It would taper in the sides, and if necessary taper out along the top and bottom. You might be able to just make the mask cover some of the excess height. You have to figure out a way to mount the donor cluster to the dash support, and keep it from sticking too far out. A sheet of fiberglass panel, or acrylic would probably work.

Another option is to replace the woodgrain with engine turned aluminum (powder coated what ever color you like), or real wood (stained to match and gloss coated), and make the cutout to fit the cluster. You could make a mask to fit the opening, and attach the cluster to the dash support. You would have to attach the replacement to the dash front. You could attach it from the back, or use stainless hex pan head screws from the front with a backing plate to trap the dash between the two. I am giving you some of the ideas I have for fixing my dash in the future.