Tachometer on 2040-parts.com
Miami Beach, Florida, United States
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Cleaning out Grandpa’s garage and found this apparently new electric ignition tachometer that looks like a FARIA brand, which seems to be adaptable to several different cylinder arrangements. (See the backside photo) which we offer without reserve. While it is not in a box and the only identification is the label on the back it certainly LOOKS like it has never been used at all. Note we have not used it nor tested it and can not guarantee it at all. This is a Great opportunity to get a super deal. Don’t miss out. It is being sold with NO RESERVE which is rare indeed.
List $97.83 DON’T HESITATE to contact me for additional photos or if you have ANY questions. We will share with you our knowledge of the item freely or will get you a better photographic look at it so you can be totally comfortable in bidding on this item since you must acknowledge that we can not give you any guarantees and we offer it only on an as-is, where-is basis with your further understanding that this sale is made in Miami. NOTE that we can deal via PayPal only and only ship to the lower 48. We will NOT ship outside the continental USA. photo is SDCN 7061 |
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