Printed Circuit Board With Gauges And Clock 1968-early 69 Lincoln Mark Iii Used on 2040-parts.com
Greensburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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ONE GOOD PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD WITH GAUGES AND NON WORKING CLOCK HAS OIL-FUEL GAUGE---SPEEDO-- CLOCK--ALT--TEMP ALL LENS --LIGHTS--- RESISTOR--TRANSFORMER THIS IS FROM 1968 AND EARLY 1969 MARK III WITH WHITE LETTERS AND WHITE HANDS ON GAUGES CLOCK IS NOT WORKING NOT CARTIER. LAST ONE IN STOCK FREE SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 STATES WILL GIVE QUOTE TO OTHERS BUY IT NOW
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