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Chevy Chevrolet Amp Meter Gauge Dash on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
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Auburn Hills, Michigan, US

Auburn Hills, Michigan, US
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ORGINAL 1940S CHEVY AMP METER. N.O.S. IN ORIGINAL BOX.THE NUMBERS ARE 857C5  E701  PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTION. PLEASE CHECK MY OTHER AUCTION. SHIPPING PRICE IS IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. ALL OTHERS FIGURED BY LOCATION.

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