73 79 Trans Am 160 Mph Speedometer Speedo W72 L80 Firebird Formula Ws6 Se Ta T/a on 2040-parts.com
Royal Oak, Michigan, United States
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I have an excellent condition 160 speedometer with 1165 almost 1166 miles showing on it. I had this in my car, a 77 trans am, works perfect. I pulled it just a few days ago when i bought aftermarket gauges .
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