1965 Comet Cyclone Rally Pack Parts on 2040-parts.com
Baltic, Connecticut, United States
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Items shown for bid is a partial rally pack (vacuum gauge completed) assembly for a 65 Comet. All parts been restored with NOS parts in working condition. The clock needs a mounting cup and tachometer to complete unit. If you have a 65 Cyclone , just add your tachometer (attaching screws supplied) and find a cup for the clock....Call 860-822-6539 for questions,,,,,,,,, Bid with confidence,,,,,,,Thanks Pete
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