Original Oil Pressure Gauge Jaguar Xj6 Ser Iii 1979-87 Veglia Type on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, US
You are purchasing a very good used original equipment oil pressure gauge for the Jaguar XJ6, Series III, 1979-87. This is a Veglia type gauge.
It is a very presentable gauge. It has been tested and it works.The face is dark black and the numbers are white. The black rim is very good with a tiny dent (photo 3). There is no rust on the casing.
From a vintage British inventory, Jaguar part number DAC2218.
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