Nos 1970's Stewart Warner Temperature Sending Unit D-363 1/2 Pt on 2040-parts.com
Statham, Georgia, United States
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This is a vintage 1970's New Old Stock NOS Made In the USA Stewart Warner temperature gauge sending unit part number D-363-AH with 1/2" Pipe Thread fitting size. It is in excellent New in Box condition. Nice addition to any vintage ride... street rod ratrod gasser SCCA.
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