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Hot Rods Speedo id help please.

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Orange54, May 18, 2013.

  1. Orange54
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    ImageUploadedByTJJ1368894898.724231.jpg

    Any idea what this came off of?


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  2. Orange54
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    Nobody knows?



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  3. pasadenahotrod
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    It's a Stweart Warner, most likely one of the tens of thousands or perhaps hundreds of thpusands of aftermarket speedometers they sold from the teens through the 40s rather than a specific make or model.
     
  4. Orange54
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    So you don't know what it is. Thanks.
     
  5. Bad Daddy
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    Hey Mr. Snippy. Looks similar to an old Model A speedometer, but those were oval. My best guess would be something from the late 20's, early 30's.
     
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  6. Start googling later 20's dashboards- that is most likely a factory production speedo made by SW.
     
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  10. arkiehotrods
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    Pretty cool site! I noticed multiple gauges listed at Model 600 (different shapes and faces). The one OP pictured has a trip odometer, which makes me think it was offered as an aftermarket speedo rather than OEM.
     
  11. prewarcars4me
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    Its a VERY cool site. I know what Im wasting hours on this week. :mad:
     
  12. Orange54
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    Thanks for the help.
     
  13. MORRISGAUGE
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    That's a pretty early one, likely 1920's. Many different models used the same/similar units with small differences. Are there any case or face identification numbers that you can see?
     

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