1953 Mercury Speedometer Temp Fuel Gas Oil Amp Dash Gauge Cluster on 2040-parts.com
Flowery Branch, Georgia, US
1953 Mercury Speedometer Temp Fuel Gas Oil Amp Dash Gauge Cluster
Description:
Used gauge cluster in good condition.
The speedometer tests good but sticks on return and will need some lubrication.
Faceplates are clean and have great original coloration.
Smaller gauges have not been tested.
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