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Old 07-28-2014, 11:09 PM   #1
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Location: On the shores of Bull Shoals, AR
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rebuilt tach cluster - slightly used

300 bucks plus the ride

CONUS only

I rebuilt this when I put my first motor in but when I blew that motor I took the opportunity to upgrade my dash cluster and bought one from Putter (I highly recommend his work) so I no longer need this one.

The cluster is a replacement from Brothers.

The ribbon is from Brothers.

It has 5,650 miles on the odometer (which was bought from Brothers)

The rest of the gauges are original.

I painted the needles.

Tach is 8 cylinder.

A few small scratches around the steering column cutout that can be touched up with a Sharpie, otherwise great condition.
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