Vintage Hoyt, Battery Cell Tester-mod. Ct-20--√ It Out !-12v Battery--6v Battery on 2040-parts.com
Fairhaven, Massachusetts, US
It is in excellent condition for it's age and looks almost like it's never been used !
A great item for the Auto Collectors garage or museum !
Questions OK ! Good luck, and please see my other items in auction, thank you.
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