Vintage Stewart Warner Temperature Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Florence, Kentucky, US
You are viewing a vintage Stewart Warner 2-1/16 temperature gauge. The gauge will need the bass fitting and end that mounts into the engine block repaired/replaced. Glass is a little cloudy due to age. This is a nice vintage piece that will look good in your Hot Rod, Rat Rod or Muscle Car.
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