Nos 1960s 12v Stewart Warner 2 1/16" Green Line Amperes Gauge Chevy Ford Mopar on 2040-parts.com
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NOS 1960s 12-VOLT 2 1/16" STEWART WARNER GREEN LINE AMPRES AMP GAUGE & BRACKET. EARLY ALL COPPER HOUSING. HAS RUBBER GASKET, BUT IS MISSING THE BOX, SEE 9 PICTURES BELOW. ANY QUESTIONS? 216-990-6066. SELLS/SHIPS WORLDWIDE.
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