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1972-1976 Ford Ranchero Gran Torino Montego Clock Tested By D&m Restoration on 2040-parts.com

US $109.95
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Greenville, South Carolina, United States

Greenville, South Carolina, United States
1972-1976 Ford Ranchero Gran Torino Montego Clock tested by D&M Restoration, US $109.95, image 1
“This has been in storage for years and appears to be a take off from a car. I cleaned and lubricated the movement and replaced the wind relay, and it works great. We can for a full restoration on this clock if needed, but that will cost extra.”
FMC Part Number:D4GF-15000

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1972-1976 Ford Ranchero & Gran Torino, Mercury Montego 

Used clock repaired, but not restored, by D&M Restoration 

This is a working clock.  I have no idea how long ago it was taken off a vehicle, but it was plenty dirty.  Also, the top back screw has a broken tab, but plenty of plastic for the screw to do it's job. 

We can do a full restoration on this if needed.  There are some swirl marks in the plastic that I was not able to buff out, and will not be able to buff out even on a full restoration.  A full restoration would cost an additional $150, but then the clock would be covered by our 1 year warranty.  But, the clock's movement is freshly cleaned and oiled, and should give you years of enjoyment as is.

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D&M Restoration
57B Creekside Park Ct.
Greenville, SC 29615
864-254-9989

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