Vintage Amperes Gauge Glass Face Chrome Trim Boat Car Truck Rpm Rat Rod-lot 2 on 2040-parts.com
Parksley, Virginia, United States
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Up for Bid: <P> Amperes Gauge. Glass face, no cracks. Chrome Trim. Face Plate is approx. 1 3/4" Diameter. These items were recently bought from a going out of business sale. <P> Check out my other gauges, Volvo Penta Parts, Literature, and more! Add me to your favorites.
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