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Classic Instruments Chevy Classic Instruments Update Gauge Kit, With White Faces & Black Needles, 1957

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Classic Instruments Chevy Classic Instruments Update Gauge Kit, With White Faces & Black Needles, 1957
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      Product Information

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      Features

      • Update Your Car To Very High Quality Analog Gauges
      • An Easy Bolt-On Installation
      • Fits In The Stock Cluster Bezel
      • 140 MPH Programmable Electronic Speedometer
      • 8000 RPM Tachometer
      • New Lenses Included
      • All Senders Included
      • Chrome Bezel Not Included
      • Compatible With Stock 0-30 Ohm Fuel Sender
      • 7-Year Warranty
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 06-190
      • Eckler OEM Number: CHO1WSLF

      Description

      This kit includes: fuel gauge, water temperature gauge, speedometer, odometer, voltmeter, oil pressure gauge, tachometer & high beam LED. Also includes all senders, control box & wiring.

      Classic Instruments FT57WH65

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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