(military M939 Series Truck) Instrument Cluster Panel on 2040-parts.com
Tyrone, Oklahoma, United States
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Up for sale are new( M939 series 5-ton) blank,instrument (gauge) cluster panels.A great restoration part for someone fixing up a truck.You will save a ton of time installing one of these, versus sanding and painting an old one, and re-labeling each gauge. Most of these have slight scuffs and scratches from shipping and handling that may require some touch-up painting, so don't expect them to be in (perfect) condition.I'm going to try and send out the nicest one's first. I will gladly combine shipping on multiple items, just send me a destination zip code before checkout, and I will figure the shipping charges then. I can also store the item if someone wants to pick them up at a later date to save on shipping costs. Thanks for looking.
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