Triumph Tr5 Tr250 Tr6 Oil Pressure Gauge on 2040-parts.com
Strathfield, NSW, Australia
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Here is a Oil pressure gauge from a Triumph TR250. I believe it will also fit TR5 and early TR6.
It looks to be in very good condition. Item is in Strathfield Sydney and can be posted anywhere at buyers expense. |
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