Smiths Chronometric 120mph Speedometer – Triumph Thunderbird Tiger 100 on 2040-parts.com
Garden Grove, California, US
You are bidding on a SMITHS CHRONOMETRIC 120MPH SPEEDOMETER. The numbers on it are S467/107/L. I gave it a bench test & it works. It has scratches, stains, slight fading, and is dirty.
Please view my other items for sale. I will
combine shipping. Excess shipping charges will be refunded immediately after the item is shipped.
Thanks a ton
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