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Classic Instruments Vintage Series 5 Gauge Set
- Classic Instruments Vintage Series gauges feature 24 carat gold plated bezels
- They have parchment faces and brown numbers with old-fashion style red pointers
- Gauge set is made up of a speedometer, hard-couple pulse sender, fuel level gauge, oil pressure gauge, water temperature gauge, and a voltage gauge
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Universal Fit, Analog Gauge Series, Tan, Gold, Lighted
- Classic Instruments Vintage Series gauges feature 24 carat gold plated bezels
- They have parchment faces and brown numbers with old-fashion style red pointers
- Gauge set is made up of a speedometer, hard-couple pulse sender, fuel level gauge, oil pressure gauge, water temperature gauge, and a voltage gauge
- Speedometer measures 3-3/8" in diameter and the rest are 2-1/8"
- All gauges have a backlit design improved nighttime visibility
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These Classic Instruments Vintage Series gauges feature 24 carat gold plated bezels with parchment faces and brown numbers with old-fashion style red pointers.
This set of five authentic style gauges includes: electronic programmable speedometer, hard-couple pulse sender, fuel level gauge with 6-24" adjustable sender, oil pressure gauge with sender, water temperature gauge with sender, voltage gauge (amps on request), and installation booklet #27558510.
Speedometer measures 3-3/8" in diameter; all others are 2-1/8" in diameter.
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Are the Gauge Housings metal or Plastic????
by clyde28075
• 7 years ago
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what temp sending unit will be most accurate for this guage or do I need to replace the guage and sending unit????
by Billy
• 13 years ago
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will this work on LS3 e-Rod motor and GM computor for E-Rod motor do i need and special attachments? what fuel sending unit do i need?
by Don
• 14 years ago
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