70 Chevelle Monte Carlo 5000 Rpm Redline Tach Mint Condition Original 6469938 on 2040-parts.com
Bend, Oregon, US
You are bidding on a completely original 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle or Monte Carlo 5000 rpm redline tach in mint condition. The tach is in excellent condition both cosmetically and mechanically. I purchased this years ago as a NOS part. It is the real deal, genuine piece with light green lettering on the face which is in mint condition. The silk screening, finish and faceplate are all in outstanding condition. The tachometer has the original 6469938 stamp in blue on the rear plate as shown in the pictures. Its also got the original ""8-CYL" and "COIL" and ""12V" stampings in the metal on the back plate. I've been in the Chevelle hobby for well over 25 years with a national award winning '70 LS5 SS454 Chevelle so I am well aware of quality original pieces and this is one of them. I have perfect 100% feedback on e-bay and I only sell a few mint condition parts per year and this is one of them. Please bid with confidence as you are free to return the part if not as described. This is a no reserve auction so the tachometer will sell to the highest bidder and I am going to let the auction run the full time. Thanks.
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