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Cosmetically very nice, looks like 60s or 70s vintage to me. Don't know if it works. Questions gladly answered. Sold as is.
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Clocks for Sale
1949-1950 ford car clock(US $35.00)
96-02 toyota 4runner digital dash clock(US $44.99)
Porsche oem 07-16 911 cluster switches-clock screw 99907315509(US $11.84)
Porsche oem 07-12 911-clock 99764131126v05(US $733.08)
For peugeot 407 12-pin multifunction radio lcd display screen yellow replacement(C $44.99)
1965 buick wildcat clock(US $185.00)
Supercharged Monaro leads VXR upgrades
Thu, 07 Sep 2006By Phil McNamara Motor Industry 07 September 2006 09:07 Vauxhall is throwing heaps more power at its two VXR flagships. The Monaro V8 coupe is being supercharged, by Kent dealer Greens of Rainham. The 6.0-litre unit's peak power and torque jump by 25 percent, for extra rubber-burning getaways and even more mid-range surge.
Ford debuts another Australian hot rod
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New Maserati Quattroporte to get Supercharged Ferrari V6
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