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Nos 1951-1952 Chrysler Temperature Gauge Convertible Windsor 1953 Mopar Heat on 2040-parts.com

US $124.50
Location:

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States
Here's a new, working Heat Gauge assy. for '51-53 Chryslers + Free USA shpg..
Manufacturer Part Number:1383391 DPCD vintage Radimeter Royal wagon 1950 Surface Finish:Metal Interchange Part Number:Chryco Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Placement on Vehicle:Front

NOS Original 1951-53 Chrysler Heat Gauge Assembly  

Here's a new, original 1951-52-53 Chrysler Temp Gauge - #1383391  
 This gauge fits all of the '51-52-53 Chrysler models     
Sedan - Coupe - Wagon & Convertible    
   

These are expen$ive to repair when broken & this one still works like new - ready to install!
(sold 'as is' - in working condition & comes with the original box)
 
   

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