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Vintage 2'' Triple Stewart Warner Gauges W/nos Under Dash Panel And Face Plates on 2040-parts.com

US $13.25
Location:

Los Angeles, California, US

Los Angeles, California, US
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Amp gauge face shows age fade and will need wiring. Sender cable was cut on water temp. so it's in there just for looks to fill the third hole in panel. Gauges are lodged in there snug but do not have brackets to hold them tight in place. Since the panel is not Stewart Warner the nibs behind gauge bezels hold them in there. Extra metal face plates are included. Wood grain and flat black.  Will need wiring for the amp gauge and tubing with brass fitting for the oil gauge. About a $5 buy on line.  Check my other listings for more vintage auto accessories. We discount shipping multiple items.


 

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