Freightliner Truck Dash Panel Part #22-20980 on 2040-parts.com
Ashburnham, Massachusetts, US
This is a 4-Gauge dash panel from a Freightliner tractor truck. The part number stamped on the back is 22-20980. It has 3 standard 2.125" holes and 1 larger 2.375" hole.
I bought it with an amp gauge in it but I only needed the gauge so I'm putting this back on here. It would make a good custom gauge panel for that special project.
It is made of aluminum with a simulated wood grain finish on it, could be repainted any color you want, or strip the paint off it & re-polish.
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