Holder Fits Autometer Gauges Black 52mm/2 1/16" Pod Single Gauge Dash Mount on 2040-parts.com
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Features： Brand New Made from Black ABS Plastic Can Hold （1）52mm Gauge Fits 2" or 52mm Diameter Gauge Pods Universal Fit On all Imported and Domestic Car You can install the Dual Dash Pod on your dash or get creative with it and put it anywhere with a little flat surface. Easy Installation. Size: Width:8.7cm/3.4Inch Depth:11cm/4.3Inch Height:8cm/3.1Inch Package Included:1x Single Gauge Dash Pod   |
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