52mm 2 Inch Car Motor Digital Blue Led Volt Voltage Gauge Meter 12v Black on 2040-parts.com
Valencia, Pennsylvania, United States
Item is in working order and looks very nice, was tested but never intalled. Works extremely well, and is very bright.
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