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You are bidding on a restored 1957 Temperature Gauge. I have been restoring these units for over 30 years.

The following has been done to this unit: Disassembled and the backing is glass beaded then painted. The face is cleaned with new indicator overlay. Needle is cleaned and re-painted to correct original color. Electrical components are cleaned, and checked for original settings. Calibration is set back to factory specifications. Unit also comes with the green housing pod ready to install.

Great way to keep your GM car original.

I accept E-payment thru PayPal or personal check. Personal check must clear first. Buyer pays shipping charge of $6.00 to48 States.

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