Mercedes W109 300sel 6.3 Drehzahlmesser (tachometer) Vdo on 2040-parts.com
Istanbul,34742, TR
Auction is Just for a Rare VDO Tachometer(RPM counter)Drehzahlmesser for Mercedes Benz w109 300SEL 6.3. NOT FOR AN INSTRUMENT CLUSTER!!!
It works properly.Tachometer may also be suitable for other w108/109 3.5/4.5L series with v8 engines. If you have any questions please feel free to ask...
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