Auto Meter 2324 Autogage; White Oil/volt/water; Black Steel Console on 2040-parts.com
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| Auto Meter 2324 Autogage; White Oil/Volt/Water; Black Steel Console Oil/Volt/Water Gauge Autogage; White Oil/Volt/Water; Black Steel Console Autogage; White Oil/Volt/Water; Black Steel Console; 2 1/16 in.; Incl. 1/8/0.25 in. NPT Fitting; 6 ft. Nylon Oil Tube; 1/4/3/8 in. NPT Fitting; 6ft. Capillary Water Tube; FEATURES:
Next generation instrucments from Auto Meter combine our NASCAR proven racing movements with our award winning LED lighting technology to offer you the ultimate in Accuracy, Durability, Visibility and Styling. | |
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