1969 Camaro Dash Fuel Gauge Replacement Lens - Oer Len28 on 2040-parts.com
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1969 Camaro Fuel Gauge Replacement Lens
This is an excellent reproduction of the original center dash fuel gauge lens. This lens was used on 1969 Camaro models with a tachometer but without console gauges. Each lens is precision manufactured to replace the originallens exactly. You can now replace your cracked, worn, or yellowed lens with this crisp clear reproduction. Give your front dash assembly the look it deserves while maintaining originality. OER-LEN28   inkFrog Analytics |
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