1928 1929 Muncie Speedometer Gear Housing on 2040-parts.com
Lockport, New York, US
1929 Oldsmobile Speedometer gear housing. This is a New Cast in Aluminum from an original part. It has been Machined for fit and function. Install your speedo gear and drift pin. The rear has been machined for a modern day seal to stop the drip. If your potmetal part has not fallen apart yet it soon will. I installed one on my car and have only this one spare. Good luck Auction is for speedometer gear housing only.
It fits the back of a Muncie Three Speed #55196 Gear Box Bell housing may be #55197 Mfg Co. Muncie Products.
It may have the application for Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac and other Oldsmobile years 1928, 1929,1930,1931 Stutz, Nash, Marmon with Muncie Gear Box #55196
Complex part for Cast and Machine work and fit
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