<VV> NOS Clock

[Frank DuVal]

The clock was painted to match the interior color. Specifically it 
matches the dashboard where it is mounted. It also matches the gloss of 
the dash, not 100% gloss.

The clocks were supplied as accessories, and typically were primer gray 
(light or dark) from the parts department.

I owned a 64 sedan that the dealer installed a radio into a red interior 
but never painted the primer gray radio enclosure. I bought it from the 
original owner.

Frank DuVal

Don Cleveland wrote:

>My 1964 Spyder is color code 948.  It a maroon color.  I have found what the
>seller and I think is a NOS clock, still in the box.
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>The clock is a silver color.  If the clock had been ordered with the car
>would it have matched the car paint color, or would
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>It have been silver.  The one in the box is a silver color.  Thanks for your
>help.  This is my first time using this.
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>Don in Noblesville, IN
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