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Faria Gs0010c Professional Boat Multi-function Gauge on 2040-parts.com

US $84.95
Location:

Temple, Georgia, United States

Temple, Georgia, United States
““Brand new, never been used, from stored stock. No original box. Installation manual not included.””
Brand:Faria Manufacturer Part Number:GS0010C Country/Region of Manufacture:United States UPC:Does not apply

Faria GS0010C Professional Boat Multi-Function Gauge

“Brand new, never been used, from stored stock. No original box. Installation manual not included.”  

Clear halogen illuminated gauge features doomed lens, silver bezel, white face, orange needles, black lettering and numerals. Measures approximately 4 3/4" diameter across the face. Requires approximately 4 1/4" diameter cutout.  Comes with mounting bracket.

Specifications: 

  • Part Manufacturer: Faria
  • Series: Professional Boat Multi-Function Gauge
  • Part Number: GS0010C
  • Overall Dimensions: 4 3/4" Diameter. 
  • Cutout: 4 1/4" Diameter
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