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Volts A.c. Gauge 0-120 Vintage Maybe 1940`s on 2040-parts.com

US $7.99
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La Follette, Tennessee, US

La Follette, Tennessee, US
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Was told this came from a vintage Military Plane.Looks like there is a brand on the face,just can not make it out.This is still in great shape,as far as just looking at it.Would look great in an old Rat Rod or vintage car or truck.Thanks for looking.

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