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Sunpro Analog Styleline Mechanical Volt Gauge White Face Mechanical Voltage on 2040-parts.com

US $10.99
Location:

usa, Florida, United States

usa, Florida, United States
Condition:New Brand:sunpro Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:sunpro

 
 

BRAND NEW  Sunpro StyleLine

Gauge Type: volt

Gauge Face Color: White

Sending Unit: Mechanical

Gauge Range:0-18 volt

Gauge Size (in): 1.5 in. diameter

Gauge Number Color: Black

Pointer Color: Red

Bezel Finish: Chrome

No bracket included only gauge and flush mount hardware

 1 brand new item  with instruction  sometimes shipped out of origional packaging to save on shipping but item is brand new

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