Auto Meter Gauges Boost , Pyro, Trans on 2040-parts.com
Fredericktown, Missouri, US
These are a pyro, boost, and trans gauges! All are new never been mounted or hooked up! Was gonna mount in my truck but don't need to anymore! All it's doing is collecting dust! The pod mounts up to a 2006 silverado I can ship it with or without all just message me if u want the pod or not! Any other questions just let me know
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