Vintage Adjustable Fuel Tank Sending Unit, Adjusts From 6" To 24". Made In Usa. on 2040-parts.com
Leland, Illinois, United States
NOS Adjustable fuel tank sending unit. Adjusts from 6" to 24" deep. Top of unit is 2-3/4" round. Original box with instructions gasket etc. See photo for contents. Made in USA by Sentry.
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