Faria Black Chesapeake Ss Volt Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Daytona Beach, Florida, US
Faria Black Chesapeake SS Volt Gauge
Black background, white and blue graphics.
Reads 10-16 volts DC.
White pointer, low profile stainless bezel with domed lens.
Standard 2" diameter requiring 2-1/8" cutout.
Black background, white and blue graphics.
Reads 10-16 volts DC.
White pointer, low profile stainless bezel with domed lens.
Standard 2" diameter requiring 2-1/8" cutout.
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