Faria Chesapeake Black Ss 4" Tachometer 4,000 Rpm (diesel - Magnetic Mfg # 33719 on 2040-parts.com
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Faria Chesapeake Black SS 4" Tachometer - 4,000 RPM (Diesel - Magnetic Pick-up) MFG # 33719
Chesapeake Black SS 4" Tachometer - 4,000 RPM (Diesel - Magnetic Pick-Up) Benefits:
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