Vintage 1931 "chrysler" Main Gauge Amps-gas-oil on 2040-parts.com
Millersburg, Ohio, US
Again this came out of an estate sale. It looks as if all gauges should work. The gas gauge has a chain that comes out the back and fastened to a float. When it was full it will read 22 gallons and goes down to zero. This works perfect. You will want to check my other auctions for lots of automotive items.
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