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1967 1968 Mustang Speedometer 200 Kph Restored Gt Shelby 67 68 Metric on 2040-parts.com

US $129.99
Location:

Dallas, Pennsylvania, United States

Dallas, Pennsylvania, United States

RARE     RESTORED !!!!

NO RESERVE !!!!

I have sold dozens of these speedometers on Ebay over the last few years, unfortunately I only have a very few left.

When they are gone, they are GONE

1967  1968  Mustang  Speedometer ---- Restored  & Calibrated

You are bidding on ONE speedometer

This auction is for a  200 KPH Metric Speedometer

This speedometer has been calibrated to read in KPH--- No more speeding Citations

I have been selling  Restored 67 / 68 Mustang Gauges, Speedometers, and Restored Clusters, on EBAY longer than anyone else.  (since 1999)

NO RESERVE 

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Fixed Insured   US shipping is  $13.50

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