D5b1 151k 00 01 02 Silverado Sierra Speedometer Instrument Gauge Cluster Gas on 2040-parts.com
Evansville, Indiana, United States
OEM speedometer cluster removed from a 2001 SILVERADO 1500. This item is in GREAT used condition and would make a nice replacement for your broken or damage cluster. NO LENS INCLUDED YOU WILL HAVE TO REUSE YOUR LENS
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