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lol....I must be loaded


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73 M2 evolving project

77 Datsun 620 king cab hauler

09 XR1200

77 XS650

78 SR500

half dozen ct70s

other wheeled madness

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I have one or 2 with the black bezel around here someplace but they are not recalibrated or reset to 4 miles, oooOOOOoooooooo. My odometer will reset in about 30k miles.

I think for my track car I'll use new VDO gauges, I think they might be a bit more accurate than the old stuff but what do I know.

Arden

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71 2002, tii, Schwarz

72 2002 tii, Polaris

76 Trans Am, Sterling Silver

96 Volvo 850, Daily Beater

Parts Cars: 73 2002 Malaga, 74 2002 tii Granatrot & 76 2002 Verona

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hmmm... wonder if there's much demand for that sort of thing,

at that sort of cashish level...

I have a few that I'm not using, and could see becoming rich...

muhahahahahaahahahah!

t

"I learn best through painful, expensive experience, so I feel like I've gotten my money's worth." MattL

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last count i took, i had 11 of the later style clusters...the price is totally unreasonable...cleaning and resetting the odo isn't worth the extra $300.00 + dollars asking price...it's stuff like his auction that hurts the ordinary guy...some idiot sees it, believes his perfectly good cluster's worth $400.00 and from there it snowballs to stupid prices each time one's available

he advertises those, at that price frequently...run down his feedback and maybe you can get an idea if they sell or not

i'd recommend not believing everything you see on the interweb

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