Tripple gauge pod! Anone make them?

Hey guys. I am looking to find out if anyone makes a tripple gauge pod for my '88 Trans Am for side pillar mount. I have a dual gauge pod now, but am looking to change it to three if anyone makes one! Thanks.

Originally posted by robvas
You can always make one by getting another dual pod, and cutting+epoxying them!

Why not just buy another single pod. I guess I could do this, but I wanted something cleaner/nicer. Thanks.

Autometer part #12203 for a T-top car. I don't have the number for a hardtop but you could probably find it at http://www.autometer.com. At Summit or Jeg's you have to search for the part number to find it...it won't pull up under a normal search (or at least it wouldn't for me.) It runs about $60.

autometer makes them but they are always on back order...few have recieved them though so they do exist. i didn't want to wait so i maid mine out of a single and dual.

Mine was on backorder for all of 2 days. I had heard the stories of how hard they were to come by, but I figured I'd give it a shot. Now it's sitting in the shed with Ultra-Lite fuel press, nitrous press, and air/fuel gauges mounted and waiting to go into the car.

You still have to mount it to the stock pillar plastic, even though they call it a "full pillar."

Originally posted by TheGreatJ
Autometer part #12203 for a T-top car. I don't have the number for a hardtop but you could probably find it at http://www.autometer.com. At Summit or Jeg's you have to search for the part number to find it...it won't pull up under a normal search (or at least it wouldn't for me.) It runs about $60.

hard top is # 12201

i paid $30 for the two and molded to the stock pillar so it looks as one....figured i'd have to do the same with the third. that's great if they are shipping them. of course when i did this it was over 2 years ago and they were in limited quantities.

When I ordered mine back in 2001, it took 3 months to get it.
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