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White Face Gauges Overlay (1965 Comet)

Item EK-41-371336-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A

      Features

      • Face Gauges Overlay
      • Matte White Finish
      • Computer Printed
      • Crafted from Computer Cut Vinyl Plastic
      • Does Not Require Needle Removal (Except for the Clock)
      • Makes the Cluster Up to 50% Brighter at Night with Stock Bulbs
      • Includes Faces for the Speedometer, Ampere Gauge, Fuel Gauge, Oil Pressure Gauge, and Temperature Gauge
      • Direct Replacement
      • Comes in Sets
      • Fits 1965 Ford Comet Models

      Description

    • White Face Overlay Only, Does Not Include The Gauge Cluster Assembly
    • Computer Printed And Cut On Vinyl Plastic For An Easy To Install Process
    • Stock Faces Are Not Removed, The White Gauges Overlay On Top Of Them
    • Overlays Do Not Wrinkle Or Bubble In The Heat Or Cold And Can be Removed With Direct Heat
    • Makes Your Cluster Up To 50% Brighter At Night With Stock Bulbs
    • Install Colored LED Replacement Bulbs For A Bright Glow Effect

      • These white gauge overlays are made of a vinyl plastic with adhesive backing. They install over your stock faces and require no needle removal or recalibration. Includes printed Install Instructions.

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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