Stewart Warner P/n 82321 Deluxe Manifold Pressure Boost Gauge Exc Condition on 2040-parts.com
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Stewart Warner Deluxe Mechanical
Manifold Pressure Boost Gauge EXCELLENT CONDITION Stewart Warner Deluxe Series gauges feature black faces with white lettering, polished stainless steel bezels and 12 volt back lighting for night time visibility.
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