Water temp. gauge, from a 1977 MGB. Tested and works good. |
Water Temp Gauges for Sale
- Vintage willys stewart warner temp gauge with military and manufacture number.(US $9.00)
- Smiths jaguar water temp temperature gauge #bt2217/03
- Autometer sport-comp electrical water temperature gauge 2 5/8" p/n 3532 exc cond
- 60mm 34-color led light digital oil temp temperature gauge meter universal fit(US $40.13)
- 7-color adjustable universal car motor water temperature gauge with temp sensor(US $39.16)
- Tr29 greddy radiator hose attachment adapter blue 1.42" 36mm bnr32 bnr34 180sx(US $38.00)
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