International Harvester Amp Gauge - 65-67 Light Line - Nos on 2040-parts.com
Des Plaines, Illinois, United States
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Listed here is a New Old Stock Mint in the box Amp Gauge (Ammeter) used exclusively on Pickups, Travelalls and Travelettes from 1965/1966/1967. It will work on Loadstars, Scouts, Pickups, Travelalls and Travelettes with round gauges. Other models will have a different face, but the same gauge style. Thanks For Looking.
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