1 Old Dash Panel Instrument Cluster Light Fire Truck Hot Rod Scta Indicator on 2040-parts.com
Richardson, Texas, United States
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For sale is 1 Green very old glass dash indicator light. Its NOS and have the smooth glass lens. Its probally different than you have ever seen. It takes a 1/2 size hole to fit into. Please view the pictures. Great for hot rods, fire trucks, race cars. Last picture of the 3 lights is only there to show the socket included. Only 1 light is included in this listing. I have a set of 3 in another listing. (1) 14v bulb included. I also have 6v and 28v bulbs I can send but must leave me a note through paypal when paying. S/H 4.00
ELECTRICAL ITEMS MUST BE INSTALLED BY A PROFESSIONAL All Texas sales require 8.25% Texas sales tax. Just a side note to all shopping for a switch or switch sets for their antique car, hot rod, race car or truck build. I only sell quality parts. No junk here. I buy parts and pieces in bulk to make up matching switch sets. Most knobs fit most switch I sell but their is some that don't work out very well. If you like a certain knob, just ask if it will fit the switch your interested in. Most knobs have to be fitted to each switch. View my feedback and buy with confidence. I will not sell anything I would not use on my cars. I accept returns for any reason. |
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