1940 Pontiac Speedometer Battery Gas Oil Pressure Temperature Gauge Cluster on 2040-parts.com
Flowery Branch, Georgia, US
1940 Pontiac Speedometer Battery Gas Oil Pressure Temperature Gauge Cluster
DESCRIPTION:
- Used gauge cluster for parts or repair.
- The oil pressure and temp gauges are missing.
- All small gauges face plates are fading and have imperfections as seen in photos.
- The speedometer's paint is flaking but still retains a nice appearance.
- Speedometer does not test good.
- Chrome has fine to light pitting throughout.
- Housing is in good condition.
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