1948-50 Ford Nos Truck Pickup Battery Amp Gauge No Reserve Flathead 1949 1950 on 2040-parts.com
Nashville, Tennessee, US
Selling AS-IS No Reserve. I do combine shipping on multiple orders, so please check all my other auctions frequently. If international or combined shipping is needed please wait for a corrected invoice total before paying!!, once paid for I must ship. Please feel free to call with any questions or comments at 615-293-9985. I accept PayPal, mail in payments, or Credit Cards over the phone. All sales are final. Thanks for looking and happy bidding! Please feel free to add me to your list of Favorite sellers, as many of my auctions are started at $.01 with NO RESERVE! ***** Please also note that I am out of town from time to time... 99% of my listings are shipped within 24 hours of payment, but on the rare occasion I am away it may be delayed by 1-2 days..*******
On Sep-11-13 at 07:14:08 PDT, seller added the following information:
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1948-50 ford f1 f2 f3 nos temperature gauge no reserve flathead 1949 1950(US $0.01)
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