Auto Meter #3411 2 5/8 Mechanical Fuel Pressure Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Williamstown, Pennsylvania, United States
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This NOS Auto Meter 3411 Fuel Pressure gauge is still in the original packaging. This plastic surrounding the gauge is not there. The gauge glass is in good shape. The black background on the gauge has face has very small hairlines on it. This appears to be from the factory. It is the first time I have taken notice to it. This gauge has never been installed on a vehicle. It has been in my possession since new. This sale is AS IS. Any questions concerning this gauge, please message me about your concerns.
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