Medallion Speedometer Mph Kilometer Gauge Black Bezel Face Four Winn Marine Boat on 2040-parts.com
Kalkaska, Michigan, United States
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THIS AUCTION IS FOR A NEW MEDALLION 50 MPH BOAT GAUGE. IT MEASURE 3 3/4" ACROSS THE FRONT, THE CUTOUT IS 3 1/4" AND THE DEPTH IS 1 1/4" . IT HAS A BLACK FACE , WHITE NUMBERS , WITH ORANG LINES. THIS GAUGE HAS BEEN IN STORAGE, SO ALTHOUGH IT IS NEW, IT MAY BE A LITTLE DUSTY
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