Billet Aluminum Flaming Dash Insert on 2040-parts.com
Lake Elsinore, California, United States
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Boese Engineering Billet Aluminum Flaming Universal Dash Insert. Fits a 3-1/8" Speedometer and four 2-1/16" Gauges (gauges not included). Buyer Pays Fixed Shipping. Paypal OK. Call JOE at 1-818-718-7050 with any Questions.
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