Vintage Stewart-warner Portable Hand Tachometer Model D-757-w- 1 Excellent on 2040-parts.com
York, Pennsylvania, United States
Vintage Stewart-Warner Portable Hand Tachometer Model D-757-W- 1 EXCELLENT Condition.Comes with Stryfoam Case.Great Chrome.New dose Not Appear to have Been Used.FREE US Shipping
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