Motometer Gas Fuel Gauge Matching Motometer Sender on 2040-parts.com
Upland, California, United States
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Another part Im sincerely sorry to sell.
But Im acquiring matching Motometer fuel, oil temp, tach. OG, original, Motometer fuel gauge and matching sender. Very rare and HTF with matching sender at any price. Very uncommon to find German script L-V on face. Made in Germany decades ago and not a reproduction. Gauge size is 40mm, appx 2". Its 6V not 12V. . Im only selling as will fund other VW projects Ive got in progress. See my other auctions for few choice VW accessories. Sold As is condition. I will only ship to USA. Thanks for looking. Hope you found what youre looking for. |
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