1947-1948 Lincoln Speedometer 110 Mph on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Michigan, United States
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1947-1948 LINCOLN SPEEDOMETER 110 MPH BELIEVE TO BE NOS PART # 580-BA NOT WITH ORIGINAL BOX VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF PITTING, SOME SCRATCHES AND SOME SMALL DENTS ON BENZEL HOPE YOU CAN SEE IN PICTURES ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL BEFORE BIDDING THANK YOU! |
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