Vintage Amp Dash Meter Hot Rod Rat Rod Or Old Car on 2040-parts.com
South Lebanon, Ohio, US
This auction is for what appears to be a really old AMP meter. I have no idea what type of car this came off of (found this at an estate sale), but it appears to be in good condition (the glass is in great shape) and there are 2 posts on the back for hooking up. I've heard that these are used on rat rods.
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