Speedometer Needle White Chevy/ GMC Truck 47-53
Highlights
- Factory-Style Replacement
- Classic White Finish
- Direct-Fit Design
- Restores Gauge Appearance
White Speedometer Needle for 1947-1953 Chevy and GMC trucks.
Restore the classic appearance of your 1947-1953 Chevy or GMC truck's dashboard with this white speedometer needle. Designed as a factory-style replacement for the original speedometer needle, this component helps bring your vintage instrument cluster back to its original appearance. Its clean white finish complements the traditional gauge styling found in classic trucks, making it an excellent choice for interior restorations and speedometer refurbishment projects.
Features and Benefits:
- Factory-style replacement for the original speedometer needle
- White finish matches the classic instrument cluster appearance
- Replaces a worn, damaged, faded, or missing speedometer needle
- Helps restore the original look of the dashboard
- Suitable for speedometer repairs and instrument cluster restorations
- Maintains the vintage appearance of the factory speedometer
- Ideal for classic truck interior restoration projects
Whether you're restoring a worn instrument cluster or replacing a damaged or missing speedometer needle, this replacement offers a simple way to refresh your dashboard's appearance. Designed for 1947-1953 Chevy and GMC truck applications, it maintains the familiar look of the original speedometer assembly without changing the character of your classic interior. Complete your restoration with a fresh white needle that helps preserve the factory-style appearance of your truck's instrumentation.
Vehicle Fitment:
- 1947-1953 Chevy/GMC truck
California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning
Related Categories: 1947-1959 GMC Truck Parts, 1947-1959 Chevrolet Truck Parts
Vehicle Fitment
This product will fit the following 47-59 Chevy Truck years:
- 1947,
- 1948,
- 1949,
- 1950,
- 1951,
- 1952,
- 1953,
This product will fit the following 47-59 GMC Truck years:
- 1947,
- 1948,
- 1949,
- 1950,
- 1951,
- 1952,
- 1953,













