Tanin Auto Electronix Custom Black Gauge Face Overlay | Fits 2006-2007 GMC & Chevy Truck Instrument Cluster Speedometer | 7 Gauges | Overlay Only
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🔵Tinted Blue Sections
🖤Custom Black Overlay
⚙️7 Gauges
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Description
🚗 Revamp Your Ride with Style!
- EASY INSTALLATION - Upgrade your vehicle's interior without the hassle.
- TRANSFORM YOUR DASHBOARD - Elevate your GM instrument cluster with a sleek, modern look.
- UNIQUE TINTED BLUE DISPLAY - Stand out with a blue tint that sets you apart from OEM.
- DURABLE AFTERMARKET QUALITY - Manufactured by TAE for long-lasting performance.
- PERFECT FIT FOR 2006 2007 MODELS - Designed specifically for GMC Sierra, Yukon, and Chevy trucks.
The Tanin Auto Electronix Custom Black Gauge Face Overlay is a premium aftermarket accessory designed for 2006-2007 GMC and Chevy trucks. This overlay features a sleek black finish with 7 gauges, including a unique tinted blue section for the shift indicator and odometer, providing a modern upgrade to your vehicle's instrument cluster.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Tanin Auto Electronix |
| Brand | TAE |
| Item Weight | 5.6 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 17.72 x 8.5 x 0.39 inches |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TAEGM500-618 |
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