Help me I.D. this bitchin speedo!!!!!!!

Picked this up this past week a the Hershey swap meet. Other then this beeing totaly bitchin I know nothing about it so any info or other pictures would be great. The back side is stamped Stewart Warner and has a few other markings. Gauge measures 6 1/2 accross and has a 1/2 curve in the glass.

Here are some pictures:

 

Wow that's real nice, what a find!

 

The instant I saw it, Stewart Warner pop'd in my head. No idea what its for. Am assuming its mechanical. COOL piece!!!!

 

Lol I thought the same thing

 

B-12 should mean it was made i December 1934. There is a start.

 

I pulled a few of those out of an old junkyard awhile back, they were all marked hupmobile. Tossed one in a model t/a speedster with a 4.11 geared rear end and 600-17 tires and the damn thing reads within a couple mph of correct, and a stock ford cable screws right in.

 

I got the same speedo at Hershey with a matching quad gauge. need a lens and some cleaning.
Clark

 

Looks like i over paid for mine!

 

Apparently they are not rare

 

Yours is a little nicer than mine...I had to pay $10 for each gauge
Clark

 

I hate you

 

x2!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

There's one listed for $125 at the moment, i'd say you got yours for a steal !!

 

Clark
That speedo and quad gauge would be tits in a ford like say my '38. I'll bet that they are SW gauges.

On the OPs speedo I would like to know what the stamped wording is, it is a little scratched up in the pic to read all that I can make out is the made in USA.

 

I have that same speedo as well. Found it on that auction site about 3 years ago for cheap and snagged it up. Never found out what it came out of.

 

Great thing about traditional hot rods, you don't need to know what a cool part came from in order to use it. Probably many of us have an unidentified cool part or two on our cars.

 

Here's one on ebay that sold for $200,

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-6-S...=&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

I dig that 3-guage panel. That's kewwwwwl.

 

Early Dodge, I think.

 

I'm pretty sure they are aftermarket. Mine is Marked for 1935.

The Dodge is pretty much the same gauge but has Dodge at the bottom. I have one of those too.

Clark

 

What makes me think aftermarket, or non stock car, is the one shown has an odometer, but no trip meter. Many/most factory cars have both.