Late 1950's Ford Westclox Electric Dash Clock 12-volt Unknown Condition on 2040-parts.com
Paris, Texas, US
For sale is a 12-volt Westclox electric dash clock for a late fifties model Ford. We are not able to test, so working condition is unknown. Time-setting knob moves hands freely. The plastic lens is clear, but has some scratches that you can see in certain light. Otherwise in very good cosmetic condition.
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