Yankee 960 Art Deco Turn Signal Switch, Scta, Kustom on 2040-parts.com
Fairfield, California, United States
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Up for bidding is a beautiful Yankee 960 turn signal switch. It was in great shape when I purchased it years ago. I had the entire unit re-chromed so that it would be aesthetically perfect. The inside components are all original and were lightly cleaned with LPS Electric Contact Cleaner. All the wiring is original and flexible. I never had the chance to wire up for to see if it functions, but it appears to be mechanically in great working order. The switch moves properly with no binding. This comes with wiring instructions in color. These units have sold for over $370.00 on eBay in the past. This is a perfect art deco piece that would compliment any 1930’s-early 1950’s auto. Look carefully at the photos and please ask questions before bidding. Thank you! |
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