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Faria Professional Red Speedo 100 Mph Se9778a on 2040-parts.com

US $49.95
Location:

Temple, Georgia, United States

Temple, Georgia, United States
Brand new, never been used, from stored stock. No original box. Installation manual not included.
Brand:Faria Instruments Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:SE9778A

Faria SE9778A Professional Red 100 MPH Boat Speedometer Gauge.  

Brand new, never been used, from stored stock. No original box. Installation manual not included. 
  • Domed Lens
  • Silver Bezel
  • Black Face
  • White and Red numerals and lettering with red accent.
  • White Needle
Measures 3 7/8" diameter, requiring 3-3/8" cutout. Comes with mounting bracket.

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