3 Gauge Set Niehoff In Aluminum Under Dash Mount { Stewart Warner} on 2040-parts.com
De Pere, Wisconsin, United States
VINTAGE NIEHOFF 3 GAUGE SET USED IN ALUMINUM UNDER DASH MOUNT. OIL 0-100 PSI, TEMPERATURE 150-300, AMP 0-60. GAUGES NOT TESTED.. EMAIL ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDING PAY PAL PAYMENT ONLY WITHIN 4 DAYS OF WINNING BID THANK YOU
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