A-Pillar gauge pod?

[The4ork]

i have a wideband afr and a pyrometer id like to have in close view... has anyone made an A pillar pod? or am i limited to making one myself?

['Cuda Hunter]

I have never seen one. 
I like the idea though!

Sounds cool!

[brads70]

I'll bet they make them for the new Challenger but I haven't seen them for the original yet. I'd like one too!

[ChallengerHK]

I could swear that a couple of folks here have made them, but I don't recall seeing one available commercially.

[Topcat]

Saw this at a show.

[Jamiez]

This question comes up from time to time...the answer seems to be people just take an A pillar and do it themselves...
There was a guy making them for A bodies...maybe you can contact him and see if he can do something similar for an E body...but the thread is kinda old:

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=134525

[Da_Cuda]

I used to make custom ones all the time for friends, I could make you one if you wanted. 

here's a low-pro 1 gauge pod molded in:




and a 3 gauge pod:


I could easily make you a 2 gauge pod one in about a week, I would just need your pillar to do it.

['Cuda Hunter]

Is that made of metal?

How much? 

Definitely interested. 

[Da_Cuda]

They are the stock Plastic Pillar's with Plastic pods molded to them and then smoothed and painted.  I would prolly finish it with Plasti-Dip Black Paint, it would match the OEM color pretty close.

[peterro]

Those are cool. Seems that if you could make replacement a-pillars in stock form that actually fit, you'd have a good product. I just installed repop a-pillars and they really aren't very good.

[Da_Cuda]

I tried making molds and such back in the day with the cars I made them for, turned out to be an expensive process in the end!  The market was small for those also.  I can make one offs for anyone that wants them in 7-10 days and they will cost around $150 all finished.  Cheaper if you want them in just primer color to finish yourself.