1950 51 Mercury "lead Sled" Complete Dash Bezel With Gauges No Reserve! on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
Up for auction is a Dash Bezel for a 1950/51 Mercury Capri "Lead Sled." This auction also includes all of the gauges that are pictured. This dash is in nice shape, there is some wear and pitting on the chrome but nothing major. Keep in mind that this is a 60 year old piece of history and has never been restored and it is showing its age. This would be a great piece for a driver or could be restored to original condition for a restoration project.
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