Vintage Stewart Warner Chrome Pedestal Mount 8000 Rpm Greenline Tachometer Tach on 2040-parts.com
Garfield, New Jersey, US
Featured here is a vintage 1960's original electric Stewart Warner 8000 RPM tachometer.
It is the Greenline version, 970's series.
It has the movable shift indicator dial.
The face is 3 3/8. It has a hairline scratch between 7000 and 8000.
The RPM and shift indicator dial have bright orange colors and are in excellent condition.
The dial moves freely and the needle bounces.
Tach has a chrome head and pedestal mount. It has pitting on top right side.
The wiring has 4 connectors and colors are red, green, black and white.
I cannot attest to the working condition of this tach as I have no way of testing it.
UPS ground shipping and insurance will be $12 in the continental USA. Alaska and Hawaii will incur added freight.
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