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2001 Neon R/t 140 Mph--speedometer-83,973 Miles on 2040-parts.com

US $65.00
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New Oxford, Pennsylvania, US

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, US
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 YOU ARE BIDDING ON A NICE SPEEDOMETER CLUSTER OUT OF A 2001 DODGE NEON R/T---140 MPH SPEEDOMETER--ONLY 83,973 MILES---WORKS FINE--THANKS FOR LOOKING

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