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Triumph Tr250/tr6 Fuel Gauge (used) on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Iola, Wisconsin, United States

Iola, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New

TRIUMPH TR250 and TR6 SMTH'S FUEL GAUGE

Used. UI purchased for a car we were restoring, but our original gauge turned out to work perfectly This one is not tested but they usually work fine. It is in nice shape. May need some detailing.

Please contact me through eBay or the GunnersGreatGarage site if you have any comments or questions. John Gunnell, former editor of OLD CARS WEEKLY, the magazine you should read if you collect vintage cars.

 

 

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