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1955-1959 Gmc Original Chrome Guages / Dash Panels on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
Location:

Troutdale, Oregon, US

Troutdale, Oregon, US
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1955-1959 GMC Deluxe Guages / Dash Panels.

Working condition of guages is unknown. All glass is good. Very Minimal pitting. This is the desireable version of these guages and harder to come by than the more common plastic ones. Guage refacing kits are readilly-available for under $20. A nice, complete set to restore. This assembly comes with the wiring shown.

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