Sun Wt-260 Temp Gauge Sending Unit New 1/8 Inch Npt, With Adapter on 2040-parts.com
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States
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Brand new item, custom made sending unit for the SUN WT-260 water temperature gauge from the 70s. No other sender out there on the market will work with this gauge, except my 1/2 inch NPT sender. This brass sender has the 1/8 inch NPT thread!! Your choice of adapters is available, 1/4", 3/8" or 1/2". You must tell me which adapter you need or I will send none. The gauge shown is not included in the auction. It is shown as an example of the gauge that this sender works with. Lucky high bidder pays Priority Mail shipping, plus insurance if desired. I accept Paypal and plastic. No reserve. BIDDERS win this NOT WATCHERS!!!!! Thanks and good luck. |
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