Honda S2000 Gauge Cluster Ap1 on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
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AP1 cluster. Bought it for my Integra but never got around to do the swap and I no longer have car. Was told by previous owner that it had around 160-170k miles on it but he wasn't sure. Didn't really care about miles as it was just going to be installed into Integra anyway.
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