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Wanted TR3A Fuel gauge
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I had mine rebuilt by Nisonger Insturments in West Chester County, NY. Looks and works like new. I recommend them.
https://www.nisonger.com
Glenn
https://www.nisonger.com
Glenn
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David,
I used Nisonger for all the gauges on my '58 3A. They came back just as advertised - brand new. Fairly pricey, but their work for me was spot on.
I used Nisonger for all the gauges on my '58 3A. They came back just as advertised - brand new. Fairly pricey, but their work for me was spot on.