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You are bidding on a restored 1955 - 1956 Speedometer Head Assy. I have been restoring these units for over 30 years.

The following has been done to this unit: Disassembled and the backing is glass beaded and painted. The speedometer head is cleaned, lubricated and calibrated. Calibration is set back to factory specifications. Needle is re-painted and new color lenses behind generator and oil indicators. The odometer is original with numbers restored .

Note that the ’55 had black odometer and ’56 had white odometer. Choice for winning buyer. a $10.00 trade in value on your old rebuildable unit if you so choose for this auction.

Great way to keep your GM car original.

I accept E-payment thru PayPal or personal check. Personal check must clear first. Buyer pays shipping charge of $10.00 to48 States.

Feel free to email me if you have any questions or are interested in other speedometer components.

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Have a Great Day & thanks for looking!

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