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hey guys i have some autometer gauges for sale

1 x 2 1/16" Phantom series boost gauge $100 - ***SOLD***

autometre a-pillar mount suit r32 - $70 - ***SOLD***

1 x 2 1/16" Phantom series volts - ***SOLD***

1 x 2 1/16" Ultra lite series air/fuel - ***SOLD***

1 x 2 1/16" Phantom series air/fuel - ***SOLD***

phantom series gauges have chrome rings around the faces instead of the usual black

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Dahtone Racing Grand Master

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ok guys the gauges are all only a couple months old

i dunno wat you ppl are prepared to pay for em so gimme some offers

ill also give u the prices i paid for the gauges as well as the chrome rings

phantom boost - $150

phantom air/fuel - $180

phantom volts - $140

ultra-lite air/fuel - $165

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Dahtone Racing Grand Master

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ok guys change of plans the boost gauge sale fell through

phantom air/fuel ratio gauge and boost gauge with chrome rings in a-pillar mount $250

will not seperate

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