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Mg Mga Original Oil And Temperature Gauge Used on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Blue Springs, Missouri, United States

Blue Springs, Missouri, United States

MG MGA Original Oil and Temperature Gauge  Used

Moss Part 361-761
Good Condition Gauge but temp probe has been cut off.  Probes can be replaced (Nisonger , MOMa Manufacturing, others and DIY), some articles on the DIY at mgaguru and other forums.

Sold as is, note pictures and ask questions before purchase
 
$50

Package is 10 oz . Measures 6 x 4 x 4
Ships from zipcode 64015.

Will combine on items purchased at the same time if possible.  Please coordinate this intent upon purchase of first item.

Local pickup - not a problem.












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