Faria Fuel Gauge, Gp9357c, Auto, Marine Or Rv, Black Face, 2", New on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, United States
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Offered is a new, Faria fuel gauge. Part number GP9357CWe got several of these at an auction sale of a RV manufacturer in California. They were assembled into a instrument panel but were never installed into the motorhome. The face measures 2 1/4" and the gauge fits into a 2" hole. The mounting bracket with nuts and a wire with connector are included. Two gauges are shown but the auction is for one only. |
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