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Quickcar 3 Gauge Panel 61-0271 Ultra-lite on 2040-parts.com

US $375.95
Location:

Warren, Ohio, United States

Warren, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:QRP610271 Brand:Quickcar

 These gauge panels feature the same top quality construction and components that QuickCar has been known for over the years. QuickCar Gauges are built with lightweight housings, easy to read graphics, bright fluorescent needle and illuminated dial face and come in quality built, ready to install panels.

Oil Pressure/ Water Temperature /Oil Temperature

Checker flag panel

Weighs less then half the weight of the equivalent sport comp gauges  

Thank you. 

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