Gaffrig Liquid Fill Speedo Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Bullhead City, Arizona, US
It may not be brand new but the price is right. Up for sale is a used Gaffrig liquid filled gauge, this gauge does have a few scratches but nothing that will not clean up or polish off. Your are bidding on the gauge and mounting bracket that's it. I do not have the sending unit. Other gauges like this sell for double to triple what I am asking. What you see is what you get. If you have any questions at all please ask.
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