1961-62 Corvette Tachometer Face - Perfect - 5500 Redline - Original on 2040-parts.com
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, US
Excellent, used tachometer face for all 1959 through 1962 Corvettes. Will work with any engine but the printing is for a 1961-1962 low redline tachometer.
This piece is an ORIGINAL factory GM face, not a reprint. Excellent colors.
Don't miss this one.
Lucky high bidder pays Priority Mail from 33410 plus insurance, if desired. No reserve.
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