Classic Instruments Hot Rod 140-280 Degrees F Water Temperature Gauge - Electric - Analog - Full Sweep - 2-5/8 in Diameter - 3/8 in NPT Sender Thread - Low Step Bezel - Flat Lens - Black Face 2010057 Accelerator Pedal Sensor QA19057-302
USD114.47
USD142.47
Classic Instruments Hot Rod 140-280 Degrees F Water Temperature Gauge - Electric - Analog - Full Sweep - 2-5/8 in Diameter - 3/8 in NPT Sender Thread - Low Step Bezel - Flat Lens - Black Face 2010057 Accelerator Pedal Sensor QA19057-302
USD114.47
USD142.47
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Classic Instruments Hot Rod 140 280 Degrees F Water Temperature Gauge Electric Analog Full Sweep 2 5 8 in Diameter 3 8 in NPT Sender Thread Low Step Bezel Flat Lens Black Face 2010057 Accelerator Pedal Sensor QA19057 302 Accelerator Pedal Sensor 52 in Rectangular Port and good looks available to the hot rod customer Classic Instruments dash panels and Inserts are designed for that show stopping dash board appearance
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