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240 large tachometers? big-small difference? 200

posted by  hardknocks! on  Mon Nov 13 13:27 CST 2006
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Hi All.
So i finally found the 89-93 tach/clock setup today at my second home, yes the boneyard. the thing is a while back i was sold a tach that was supposed to be the matte tach, and today i see it didnt get what i thought.
the one i thought was matte is very close to the matte and could probably pass but it is not.
the 89-93 tach/clock looked at closely in bright light almost seems to have a mocha tint and the electric board is different along with the shape of the back side of the tach.
i wanted to say i now have seen 4 different large tachometers faces and just wondering if anyone would agree with my findings?
i also found some 86-93 headrest covers i had only seen once on ebay, simular to the 85 and older, but much more padding. not the ones that clip in. which i thought was interesting.
thats all i have today.
thanks
mike
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85 244 ti 222,000 83 244t broke odo, 85 244 19?,000 86 244 151,000 94 944 116,000






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