Radiator Cap Thermometer - Vintage Chevrolet on 2040-parts.com
Rexford, New York, US
Radiator Cap Thermometer - Vintage Chevrolet... this item is
worn and damaged and missing parts. The actual screw-on cap is missing, and the nut and or
threads appear damaged. I don't know if the thermometer works, the red line is
full to the top. But the glass is good on both sides. It has a patent date of
1918.
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