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1967 Ford Galaxie Nos Interior Clock Gauge 12 Volt C7az-15000-a on 2040-parts.com

US $145.00
Location:

California, United States

California, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Ford Other Part Number:C7AF-15000 Manufacturer Part Number:C7AZ-15000-A

This is an original, USA made, New Old Stock (N.O.S.) interior clock gauge.

Works for most 1967 Fords including Galaxie, LTD, Meteor

12 Volt. Also has a light up area for "BRAKES" on the right face.

*Check your parts book for appropriate vehicle application before purchase

**CLOCK is NOT guaranteed to work, although it is a brand NEW part in the original FoMoCo box with part number on it and has never been on a car, so it should work. Seller does NOT accept returns on electrical/clock pieces.

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