Mopar Nos Instrument Panel Ammeter Gauge 63 Dodge 330/440, Polara Ratrod 2290153 on 2040-parts.com
Statham, Georgia, United States
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#2290153 ammeter. NOS, poor box. 1963 Dodge, may have other applications, please do your own research. See photos for further description. Payment within 3 days. We've expanded! Check out Alongthelinega for more of your car parts needs! Thanks for your business! Ebay message or call 706.296.3615 Kurt with your questions. |
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