Thunderbird Speedometer Adapter on 2040-parts.com
North Port, Florida, US
HERE WE HAVE A SPEEDOMETER CONNECTOR AND SPRING CLIP FOR A 1955 FORD FULL SIZE CAR, AND A 1955-1956 FORD THUNDERBIRD. THIS PART GOES ON SPEEDO CABLE AT THE SPEEDOMETER. THIS IS "NOS" THIS IS THE LAST OF 10 SO YOU ALSO GET THE FOMOCO PACKAGE.
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