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Mission, Kansas, United States

Mission, Kansas, United States
Like New.
Brand:VDO Warranty:No

VDO VOLT METER – LIKE NEW

VDO Volt Meter: Like new. 12 volt. black dial. Chrome bezel and dash mount.
You can remove the under-dash frame and mount the gauge into your dash.
Guaranteed to work perfectly.
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