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US $49.99
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Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States

Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States
ANTIQUE AUTO 1940S 1950S ACCESSORY AIRGUIDE DASH THERMOMETER HUMID GAUGE CHEVY, US $49.99, image 1
“Very Nice Antique In Great Condition”
Surface Finish:BAKELITE / GLASS / CHROME Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

 ANTIQUE  NICE 1940S- 1950S AIRGUIDE DASHBOARD THERMOMETER/HUMIDITY GAUGE

This antique gauge is in excellent above average condition and has just the right amount of patina. It measures 3 1/4 inches across and about 4  inches tall. There is a strong magnetic base on the bottom to stick to your dashboard or any metal surface. It has a clear glass gauge face with no chips or scratches. It has shiny chrome ring with a Art Deco styled gauge face.  It works great and seems to read fairly accurate but I can't guarantee its accuracy due to it being an antique. This is a nice antique thermometer / humidity gauge for your dash. Look at the pictures and see how nice it's for the condition as they are part of the description. No surprises when you get your package. You will not be disappointed with your purchase.  

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