


Pillar Pod for Toyota Landcruiser 100/105 Series – Gauge Holder for 52mm / 60mm Gauges
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Pillar Pod for Toyota Landcruiser 100/105 Series – Gauge Holder for 52mm / 60mm GaugesKey Features OEM style fitment for Toyota Landcruiser 100 Series and 105 Series (19982007) Supports 52mm or 60mm round gauges (Boost, AFR, Oil Temp, etc.) Tool free installation clips securely onto factory A pillar UV resistant ABS built to handle Australian heat Designed & manufactured in Australia Fitment This pillar gauge pod is designed for the Toyota Landcruiser 100 Series and 105 Series (19982007). It clips securely over the factory A pillar
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