instrument lens with the trip odometer

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NG8264723

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Harvard, Ma
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1973 Mustang f code MACHI
Purchased in 1997 or so
Is there one available?  I could not find one and had to drewel out the push botton and cut the new lens for the install....

 
NG826423, another one of those "Unicorn" 71-73 parts. You' could check with Don @ Ohio Mustang Supply, Mike @ Motor City Mustang, or Rocketman's Classic Cougar (and Mustang) Innovations (does of lot of Instrument cluster/and gauge work) to see if they may have any good used lens. The tachometer clusters show up on E-Bay occasionally but are probably more than you would want to spend just to get a lens. I checked a few of my good NOS sources for a lens like you need but no one has any of them left.

Repo people...where are you? There has been a need for this and the cluster mounted clock lens for a while now!!

 
It came out mint! That said it was a lot of work! I used panel adhesive to glue it in. U cannot tell though. I will post pics...

 
They are in the works... I will have them SOON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 
Don, you are a MAGICIAN! Sure glad to know that there is someone in the parts business with good contacts that is on our side. When your not part of the 65-70 club, looking for parts for our "Clydesdales" can be a daunting task.

I have a few tachometer clusters stuck back for some future projects and the lens are all bad. Thank you for all you've done and continue to do for us!!

 
I had a crack fuel gauge lens. The trip odometer button is set in the molded clear lens plastic and I was afraid to try and pry it out. The new lens are completely flat so drilling a hole would not look the same.  So I spliced the good speedometer/trip odometer lens portion together with the other two lens from a new standard lens. I seemed them together where the lens hides behind the bezel with clear epoxy. Worked great.









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