Oe Factory Original 1951-1952 Chevrolet Dash Clock W/housing on 2040-parts.com
Daly City, California, United States
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OE factory original 1951-1952 Chevrolet dash clock still in the original housing. Clock does not work. Clock face, hands, knob and glass in very nice condition. Chrome bezel has some pitting. Housing also in very nice condition. Has a date code of May, 1952 stamped on the back. If nothing else, it will fill the hole in your dash.
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