Datsun Roadster Srl311, Spl311, 510 Gauge Voltage Regulator New Nos on 2040-parts.com
Santa Clara, California, United States
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A new factory Nissan gauge voltage regulator assembly for Datsun roadsters, Datsun 510's, this regulator is the correct part number for 510's but also works for the roadsters, any questions please ask, thank you. |
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