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    LTB: Police Auxiliary Gauge Pod

    Just like it says, I'm looking for the three gauge pod used in the police cars. I know it's probably a reach trying to find one at this point given how obscure they've likely gotten. I'm not overly concerned if they have the gauges present or not.

    Looking to try and find one at a "reasonable" price, preferably not to exceed $50. Again, probably a stretch given availability, but if anyone has/sees one, feel free to send a message.


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    There are a couple of types. Plastic on the 88-89 and metal for the older cars. There were some that sit on top of the dash and there were a couple other varieties as well.


    One alternative is picking up the universal radio mounted triple gauge pods and mounting it where ever you would like. I think the size is very similar to the ford triple gauge pods from the police cars.
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      #3
      If you change your mind and want gauges on the A pillar, let me know. I have a few new pods.
      Those gauges on the police cars are like gold. I think the last set I bought in the 90s cost me $50 at a junkyard.
      Last edited by Mainemantom; 05-05-2019, 10:22 PM.

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        #4
        Maineemantom I need a left rear wheel well strip for my 1990 ford C V the part # D9MY5429164-C if you have it let me know and I will PM you with my info.

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          #5
          I will look for you.

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            Originally posted by Rodentkiller View Post
            Maineemantom I need a left rear wheel well strip for my 1990 ford C V the part # D9MY5429164-C if you have it let me know and I will PM you with my info.
            I looked today. I do not have it. Does yours blend into thin or wide rocker trim ? If thin, I might have a source.

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              It blends into the wide rocker trim. Mainemantom

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