Autometer 2-5/8" Water Temperature, 100-250 °f, Phantom on 2040-parts.com
Fort Garland, Colorado, United States
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AUTOMETER 2-5/8" WATER TEMPERATURE, 100-250 °F - Never used only for setup on a car project I sold.
++IF YOU END UP WINNING MORE THEN ONE GUAGE FROM ALL THAT I AM AUCTIONING I WILL REFUND WHAT SHIPPING IS NOT USED VIA PAYPAL.++ (these are all going USPS fate rate so if I can fit five gauges in on box they will ship at that single box rate) |
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