1978 Ford 100mph Speedometer on 2040-parts.com
Tucson, Arizona, US
This is a 100 mph speedometer out of a 1978 f250 ......It was working when it was in the truck the numbers need a little white touch up but otherwise a nice speedo.....it is being sold as-is and with no returns and or refunds so please be sure.......happy bidding
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