Vintage Ratrod Gasser 1930s 40s 50s Chevy Pontiac Ford Car/truck Dash Clock on 2040-parts.com
Stacy, Minnesota, US
For Sale Vintage 1930s 40s 50s auto dash clock. Unknow what year or car or truck its from. Also has not been tested we dont know if it works. See Pic. Light surface rust inside.Clock is 5 inches round and has nice chrome and glass face. Overall in good condition. Theses clocks are getting hard to find . Check out our other vintage car parts and stuff on ebay.We also do combined shipping.HAPPY BIDDING!!!
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