Vintage Dodge Clock In Box 1949 on 2040-parts.com
Jonesboro, Arkansas, US
This is an old Dodge Clock I found it looks to have been maybe a parts return from many years ago the clock has been apart but I think it is a unique find being it is in the box with the tags. This sold as is for parts not working. Has a date stamped on back January 1949 part number 1154229 on the box
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