Overdrive Speedometer Drive Gear Mgb Mgbgt 1968-74 In Ovd Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, US
You are purchasing an excellent transmission speedometer drive gear with for the 1968-74 4-synchro overdrive MGB/MGBGT transmission.
8 teeth. Color coded blue. Excellent condition.
This is being listed and sold as used but it may well be NOS (New Old Stock). It was in a bin box of MGB speedometer drive gears without any packaging. Either way its excellent.
Photo 3 shows the factory listing information. Part # 37H3464. For MGB/MGBGT chrome-bumper overdrive transmissions.
Not available new in the catalogs. One only available.
Always happy to combine shipping.
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