Greddy / Trust Ext Temp / Egt Gauge 52 Mm Blackface Edition Ships Same Day! on 2040-parts.com
Novi, Michigan, United States
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Here we have a Brand new Greddy / Trust Ext temp. / EGT Gauge in 52 mm. This is Brand new in the original Packaging still taped. This gauge is no longer production, So heres your chance to obtain some Greddy History and some seroius JDM Bling for your race car. Please review All photos for the true condition of the item. What's Exactly included? •Greddy Oil Pressure Gauge 52mm •Sensors/Hardware / Wiring Harness •Original Box • Instructions Gauge will be shipped within 24 hours via USPS Priority Mail Shipping, a Signature confirmation will be required upon arrival. let me know if you have any question's. Feel free to check out my other listing's, Follow my Store, Always putting something new up ;) Thanks for looking. |
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