New Vdo 50 Mph Speedometer Gauge Black Bezel Boat Marine Four Winns Knots on 2040-parts.com
Kalkaska, Michigan, United States
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THIS AUCTION IS FOR A VDO 50 MPH GUAGE FOR A BOAT. THE FACE OF IT MEASURES 3 1/2" ACROSS AND IT FITS A 3 1/4" HOLE, THE DEPTH IS ABOUT 2". THE NUMBERS ARE WHITE WITH A ORANGE. THIS IS A NEW OLD STOCK ITEM THAT WAS RECEIVED FROM FOUR WINNS AND APPEARS TO BE NEW, ALTHOUGH IT MAY HAVE A LITTLE DUST ON IT FROM BEING IN STORAGE. |
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