1970 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 Restored Oem Clock Original Movement on 2040-parts.com
Commack, New York, United States
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1970 1971 1972 refurbished Borg electric clock for Cutlass, 442, vista cruiser, Supreme or F85. The clock has been restored to its original condition. The mechanicals have been serviced and oiled with synthetic clock oil. The clock keeps perfect time as it has been recalibrated and tested for 30 days. The hands were repainted and new lense installed. It comes with the light wire harness and new bulbs. The case looks almost new and is the nicest one i have come across. This clock is not a quartz conversion. The clock is beautiful and looks and operates like it was just pulled off the assembly line and is perfect piece for your restoration project, show car or daily driver. Date coded 1550 means the 155th day in 1970.
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