1970-74 Barracuda, Cuda, Challenger Rallye Temperature Gauge

Revive the classic essence of your Dodge or Plymouth E-Body with the meticulously crafted 1970-74 Barracuda, Cuda, and Challenger Rallye Temperature Gauge. This premium reproduction gauge is designed to offer both authenticity and precision, ensuring your vehicle’s dashboard reflects the original design while delivering reliable functionality.

Key Features and Benefits

• Authentic Reproduction: Engineered to match original factory specifications for a seamless fit and finish.
• Precision Engineering: Each gauge is pre-tested for accuracy, providing you with reliable temperature readings.
• Classic Design: Features correct white markings and a striking red needle for an accurate portrayal of the original Rallye gauge aesthetic.
• Easy Installation: Designed specifically for 1970-74 models, this gauge is straightforward to install in your retro ride.

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: 1277450
• Brand: OER

Fitment Information

• Dodge Applications:
  • 1970 Dodge Challenger (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1971 Dodge Challenger (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1972 Dodge Challenger (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1973 Dodge Challenger (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1974 Dodge Challenger (with Rallye gauges)
• Plymouth Applications:
  • 1970 Plymouth Barracuda (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1971 Plymouth Barracuda (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1972 Plymouth Barracuda (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1973 Plymouth Barracuda (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1974 Plymouth Barracuda (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1970 Plymouth Cuda (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1971 Plymouth Cuda (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1972 Plymouth Cuda (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1973 Plymouth Cuda (with Rallye gauges)
  • 1974 Plymouth Cuda (with Rallye gauges)

Mopar Authentic RestorationTM Product

Invest in the restoration of your classic vehicle with this high-quality Rallye Temperature Gauge, ensuring that your dashboard not only looks authentic but also functions flawlessly. Experience the difference of true craftsmanship and bring your automotive project back to life today!