Here's a gauge pod i built out of Stainless Steel , takes three gauges , not what you want, but just a thought, It's sitting on the transmission tunnel.

 

I bought this Autometer underdash 3-gauge pod: Auto Meter Triple Under Dash Pod 15018

Autometer also has one that fits over the factory instrument panel that has two gauge mounts. The additional gauges somewhat block the gauge view but not too much. Auto Meter Dual Instrument Cluster Bezel

 

Yeah the one that goes over the dash would partly block the other gauges , but the lower one would be a good fit with out any damage to the dash fascia .

 

The one that goes over the original instrument bezel (on the dash itself) does block some of the factory gauges. We stopped selling them because of the complaints and several returns. I would not recommend them. That's part # 15003

 

Thanks for the responses. I've been on pretty much every website that sells pods for my model year truck so I'm aware of every mounting configuration that's available. However I really am just looking for the mount that sits on top of the dash next to the driver side a-pillar.

By total randomness while uploading two videos to youtube I noticed my last video upload was a couple years ago doing a walk around of the truck that has the exact pod I'm looking for. Even more by chance the camera caught the gauge and pod manual in the center console so I was able to get the info - torq-line performance monitoring systems by US Gear. See photo attached.

However I still cannot find this unit for purchase anywhere. Suggestions?

 

I've never heard of that brand. Looks like it says "Torque Line" There used to be a manuf. called Gear Works that sold quite a bit of dash top pods like that, but for the older Dodge Rams. Like 1994 and older I think. Can't remember.
Another option is the Auto Meter universal 3 gauge pod here: Auto Meter
We sell them, just not on our site yet.

 

Just put it up on the site. Here's a direct link: Auto Meter 5288 Universal 3 Gauge Mount at DieselManor

 

Torque Line was "made" by USGear, and typically shipped with Isspro gauges. I bought a Torque Line gauge package at Camping World about 17 years ago, and the gauge pod looked exactly the same as the photo you posted above.

USGear went out of business several years ago, which could explain why you can't find the Torque Line product for sale anymore.