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Honda Cb750 Blue Face Tachometer Tach Gauge - Working! on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

Buffalo, New York, US

Buffalo, New York, US
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This blue faced tachometer gauge was taken off a 1974 CB750 - will fit other models. Has some rust and a few other issues as seen in the pictures, but is in working condition. Wires were not cut and still have OEM bullet connectors, so they will plug right into your existing wiring harness.
 
I have the matching speedometer available also (see my listings) and will offer combined shipping discounts if you buy more than 1 item.

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