Vintage 60 Amp Dc Amperes Gauge Gasser Hot Rat Rod Jalopy Dragster on 2040-parts.com
North Jackson, Ohio, United States
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This is a vintage 60 Amp DC Amperes gauge. Good working condition. 2 1/16" size gauge. Very Nice Condition. Black bezel has no rust, dents, a few scratches. Glass lens is perfect. Face and red needle are clean and bright. Clean inside. Has provision for direct lighting and also has mounting bracket. Perfect for a period correct hot rod.
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