Awesome Vintage Stewart Warner Amps Amperes Gauge 2&5/8 Nos Crome Bracket Wow on 2040-parts.com
Oak Lawn, Illinois, United States
This is an awesome old Stewart Warner 2&5/8" amperes amps gauge. It is NOS. The bracket is very heavy and bright chrome, not the thin kind. It looks super nice and bright. SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR OLD SUN AND STEWART WARNER GAUGES AND CUPS! I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING!!!
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