I don't think this is getting enough views in the for sale thread so, I'm looking for a gauge cluster for an 84' 300td. Preferably with 250-300k miles on it but basically anything working will do.
wtb: gauge cluster
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Thanks, I'm watching it but the clock's not working.[
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]Ive got one I am selling on Ebay right now that might work- I am not sure if it is the same item number, but I did not say anything in my auction about the clock so I think it is different item.
On mine, everything should be working perfectly, it came from a mint 83 300CD with 34K showing on the odo, I have it at 159, if it does not sell would talk offline about better price. I have a few watchers but ya never know...
or email me at [email protected] . My Ebay ID is same as here - njview
On mine, everything should be working perfectly, it came from a mint 83 300CD with 34K showing on the odo, I have it at 159, if it does not sell would talk offline about better price. I have a few watchers but ya never know...
or email me at [email protected] . My Ebay ID is same as here - njview
Hi, over time I have collected several working components of the 123 gauge clusters...I have been experimenting with ways to make the illumination lighting better on my wife's '82 300TD.
Anyway...I have two suggestions for you.
1. Unless for some reason you need and really want the entire cluster, why don't you buy the component you really need and change it out yourself. It's very straightforward.
2. Depending on the urgency, you may have heard about the Pick n Pull recyclers out here in Clifornia. Quite reasonable prices and they even have half-price days a couple times a year. The 123 clusters are out here in abundance ( I'm sure that's what you wanted to hear, right!) and if you could be patient, I will be going next time there is a half price day and I'd be happy to pick one up...your cost would be the price I pay plus postage.
Dave in California.
Anyway...I have two suggestions for you.
1. Unless for some reason you need and really want the entire cluster, why don't you buy the component you really need and change it out yourself. It's very straightforward.
2. Depending on the urgency, you may have heard about the Pick n Pull recyclers out here in Clifornia. Quite reasonable prices and they even have half-price days a couple times a year. The 123 clusters are out here in abundance ( I'm sure that's what you wanted to hear, right!) and if you could be patient, I will be going next time there is a half price day and I'd be happy to pick one up...your cost would be the price I pay plus postage.
Dave in California.
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