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68 69 70 B-body Charger Gtx Super Bee Rallye Dash Temperature Gauge New on 2040-parts.com

US $79.00
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Mullica Hill, New Jersey, US

Mullica Hill, New Jersey, US
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Authentic Mopar Restoration Product.

High Quality Reproduction of the original Temperature gauge for the 1968-1970 Dodge and Plymouth B-bodies w/Rallye Dash

Gauge has the correct face with white markings, is correctly calibrated and read to install.

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