Fiat Abarth Turbo Cluster Trim Boost Guage Red Stitching 500 Sport Upshift on 2040-parts.com
Steep Falls, Maine, United States
Removed from a 2013 Fiat Abarth turbo 5 spd manual. Instrument Panel Cluster surrounding trim leather with red stitching. Has boost/turbo psi gauge that has gearshift indicator in center of gauge. In good condition.
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