Ford Motorsport 140 Mph Nos Speedometer on 2040-parts.com
Sunray, Texas, US
This is an 87-89 Ford Motorsport 140 mph speedometer upgrade. I bought this speedometer about 10 years ago for my 89. I sold my 89 and kept this thinking it would fit my 91 that I had but it don't didnt know it at the time. I am setting a reserve for what I bought it for. I have no idea what is worth other than what I bought it for my loss your gain. It has never been installed no wear noted on any of the gears and it is in great shape. The only thing missing is the original 3m tape on right side visible in 2 of the pictures. Included is the box with original Ford slip on the side. Do not know what all these codes mean but the date is 8/03/89 on the box. Thanks for looking and good luck. Buyer responsible for shipping costs thanks again.
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