Equus #8268 Volt Meter Gauge 2"-- White Face/ Aluminum Bezel on 2040-parts.com
Olympia, Washington, United States
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EQUUS VOLT GAUGE #8268. THIS IS A STANDARD 2" GAUGE. THIS GAUGE HAS A WHITE FACE WITH BLACK NUMBERS AN ORANGE POINTER AND AN ALUMINUM BEZEL. IT IS 12 VOLT ILLUMINATED AND CAN BE BACK-LIT IN 4 DIFFERENT COLORS. THIS VOLT GAUGE MEASURES YOUR VEHICLES VOLTAGE FROM 8 TO 18 VOLTS. INSTRUCTIONS ARE INCLUDED. THIS IS A NEW UNIT IN THE ORIGINAL BOX. |
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