Vintage Gm Chevrolet Quartz Dash Clock on 2040-parts.com
MPS Electronics, Canada
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Vintage GM - Chevrolet Quartz Dash Clock New old stock - tested 100% - Keeps perfect time Includes wiring harness - backlight - installation guide Not sure the models it will fit from late 70's to early 80's - Impala - Caprice - Malibu? 12vdc - negative ground automotive applications - Mfg: 1981 - 1983 ? NO warranty implied or expressed - NO returns on electrical items (tested working) Contact me if you have any questions - Thank you for having a look! |
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