Auto Meter 3911 Sport Comp Silver 5" 10,000 Rpm Tach Tachometer on 2040-parts.com
Ormond Beach, Florida, United States
Like new 3911 5" Sport Comp Silver Tach. Used only 6 times in a drag car. Complete, looks new, works perfect and comes in the original box. Lights up in red. Can't beat this deal save a little $$$ and get one just like a new one. Payment by Paypal USA only. Thanks! |
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