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Oem Vintage Smiths Fuel Gauge - Mg Mgb Gt - #bf 2226 / 00 - Vg Factory Original on 2040-parts.com

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Ellsworth, Wisconsin, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Smiths Manufacturer Part Number:BF 2226 / 00 Country of Manufacture:United Kingdom

OEM VINTAGE SMITHS BRITISH FUEL GAUGE - BF 2226 / 00

FITS MG MGB - YEARS 1972-1974 (MAY FIT OTHER BRITISH CARS - CHECK YOUR FITMENT)

2" IN DIAMETER

MADE IN THE UK - BY SMITHS

IN GOOD WORKING ORDER WHEN REMOVED FROM MGB

INCLUDES MOUNTING BRACKING AND NUT

CHROME RING AND GLASS LOOK EXCELLENT

BLACK BACK GROUND IS NICE AND THE WHITE LETTERING IS VERY CLEAR

ONLY THE SMALLEST OF IMPERFECTIONS ALONG THE EDGE OF THE BOTTOM OF THE BLACK EDGE (TRIED TO SHOW IN PICTURES)

ON BACK OF PART IS THE #185 & FRONT SAYS SMITHS MADE IN U.K. - BF 2226 / 00

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STANDARD SHIPPING TO THE LOWER 48 STATES ONLY

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