Faria Marine Speedometer on 2040-parts.com
Barnwell, South Carolina, US
Brand new Faria speedometer that reads 0-60 mph. Stainless steel bezel with white face. The unit includes the pitot tube and tubing in a bag that has never been opened. The reason that I have this gauge is that I have a twin engine boat that I replaced the all the gauges. It was cheaper to buy two complete gauge kits than to purchase individually. This has been stored inside since buying.
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