Vintage Stewart Warner Gauges.tach And Oil Pressure on 2040-parts.com
San Antonio, Texas, US
HERE WE HAVE TWO VINTAGE STEWART WARNER GAUGES.THE OIL PRESSURE GAUGE IS 5-80 LBS ,THE TACH IS 0-3500 RPM X 100.BOTH BEZELS ARE RUSTY AND THE TACHS GLASS IS DIRTY ON THE INSIDE.THEY MAY WORK BUT THEY ARE UNTESTED
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