Corvette 2 Original Oil Pressure Gauges 65-67 Used - Need Work on 2040-parts.com
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, US
This is 2 used factory original oil pressure gauges for all 1965 through 1967 Corvettes. One is a 60PSI gauge and one is an 80PSI gauge. These gauges have both been bunged up on the back. One has an oversized threaded hole and the other has some Mickey Mouse fitting soldered in. You can fix them up or use them just to fill a hole in a gauge cluster.
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