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Classic Instruments VT30GLF Vintage Battery Voltage Gauge
Classic Instruments VT30GLF Vintage Battery Voltage Gauge
Universal Fit, 2.26" Overall Diameter, 2.08" Body Diameter, .66" Stud Length, Lighted, Tan, Red
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MFG. Part #:
VT30GSLF-D
Overall Diameter:
2.26"
Body Diameter:
2.08"
Body Length:
1.54"
Depth:
2.19"
Stud Length:
.66"
Stud Diameter:
.16"
Gauge Type:
Electric
Gauge Range:
8-18 volt range.
Lighted:
Yes
Gauge Face Color:
Tan
Lettering Color:
Brown
Needle Color:
Red
Bezel Finish:
Gold
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Reads 8-18 volts D.C. 2-1/8" diameter.
Vintage Series Gauges: feature 24 carat gold plated bezels, with parchment faces and brown numbers with old-fashion style red pointers.
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