1951 Dodge Coronet Gas Gauge Amp Gauge Gauge Cluster Ratrod Gauge Mopar Cpdd on 2040-parts.com
Bentleyville, Pennsylvania, US
Good amp and fuel gauge cluster. Believe it fits an early fifties Dodge. Looks to be in good condition. They are untested. The chrome is still pretty nice. Has a good glass lens. The numbers and letters and the background on the gauges all look nice. Good set of original gauges. I SHIP USPS TO USA ONLY.
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