AutoMeter Pillar Gauge Pods for 2010-2015 CAMARO - 12214

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Part Number: ATM-12214

$114.99

Gauge Pod, Pillar, Dual, Black, 2 1/16 in., Full Coverage, Chevy, Each
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AutoMeter Pillar Gauge Pods for 2010-2015 CAMARO - 12214

AutoMeter Pillar Gauge Pods for 2010-2015 CAMARO - 12214

ATM-12214

4.5 out of 5 stars ( 9 )

Part Number: ATM-12214

Estimated Ship Date from OH, GA, TX: Today

$114.99

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Overview

Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
12214
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
ATM-12214
UPC:
046074146954
Gauge Mounting Location:
Pillar
Gauge Panel Color:
Black
Gauge Panel Material:
Plastic
Pillar Coverage:
Full
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
Fits hard top models only.

AutoMeter Pillar Gauge Pods

AutoMeter pillar gauge pods are the perfect solution for mounting your new AutoMeter instruments. They're easy to install and mount securely to your windshield A-pillar. Each pod is custom-designed to fit your vehicle's make and model year precisely. Choose the style you need to accommodate from one to four gauges. AutoMeter's durable ABS plastic pods are available in various colors and gauge diameters, and can be painted to match your stock interior, if desired.

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