Good Original Tachometer 1962-64 1/2 Mgb 3-main Cars # Rn2312/01 on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, United States
You are purchasing a good used original Jaeger tachometer which fits the 1962-64 1/2 (3-main engine) MGB. This is a cable driven tachometer for these years. This was just run and works smoothly and accurately. The black face/white lettering is in good condition. The glass is excellent and the chrome trim ring is very decent. The rear casing is average as pictured. JAEGER/SMITHS part # on face: RN2312/01. Please see our auctions and store for more used, NOS, new and one of a kind British parts. Thanks.
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