New Bmw E36 Gauge Rings Instrument Cluster High Glossy Chrome Tachoringe M3 on 2040-parts.com
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Upgrade the look of your interior with clip in gauge rings for the instrument cluster.
-High glossy chrome gauge rings in perfect finish and easy clip in fitment. -Material is ABS -Fit for all BMW E36 models -Package includes 1set (4pcs rings) We ship worldwide for the same cost. Shipping time varies to 3-10days depending. EU countries usually 3-4 work days, other continents 7-10 work days. |
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