Bmw E30 A/c Vent Gauge Pod Holder 52mm Gauges on 2040-parts.com
Long Beach, California, United States
Brand new custom three gauge pod for BMW E30. The gauge pod is design to replace the a/c vent right in the center of the dash board. Custom painted texture black. The pod is made out of 18 gauge sheet metal. The pod is cut out by using a cnc with precise measure to fit into the dash with a tight fitment without using any glue.Gauge Pod Fits: 52mm Gauges Posted with eBay Mobile |
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