Classic Instruments Hot Rod 140-280 Degrees F Water Temperature Gauge - Electric - Analog - Full Sweep - 2-5/8 in Diameter - 1/4 in NPT Sender Thread - Low Step Bezel - Flat Lens - Black Face 3551624-790- M 1972-1977 Ford Custom 500 BLS5510

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Classic Instruments Hot Rod 140 280 Degrees F Water Temperature Gauge Electric Analog Full Sweep 2 5 8 in Diameter 1 4 in NPT Sender Thread Low Step Bezel Flat Lens Black Face 3551624 790 M 1972 1977 Ford Custom 500 BLS5510 1972 1977 Ford Custom 500 20 to 25 1 4 in Adjustment Range They have been our primary objectives for over 30 years It is usually not necessary to cut or change the original opening for the years specified

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