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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 41fastback, Dec 29, 2010.

  1. 41fastback
    Joined: Sep 25, 2005
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    I don't remember where or how I got these, but I think they date from the '60s. They were in a box of parts in a cabinet. 3 3/8" diameter.
    No name on the face. On the back it looks like S.W. and some numbers. Are they made by Stewart-Warner (S.W.)? I'm thinking of using them in my latest project.
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  2. stillrunners
    Joined: Aug 27, 2009
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    from dallas

    I'd say 62-64 Studebaker GT...but should have a 160 speedo....
     
  3. my first thought was stewart warner too...
     
  4. Squablow
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    They look like they're off of a motorcycle to me.
     
  5. caseyscustoms
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    caseyscustoms
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    x 2
     
  6. Lone Star Stude
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    Lone Star Stude
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    from Fort Worth

  7. 41fastback
    Joined: Sep 25, 2005
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    You guys are good. Yes, I bought a '62 Stud Hawk cheap from a friend, around 1968 - 69, for the 4 sp ******. It would bolt up to Chevy engine. I must have taken the gauges out at the same time. Sad to say the rest went to the s**** yard. Thinking about it, the car was fairly new, 6-7 yrs. Got to look around, maybe I have the other gauges. Thanks.
     
  8. johnny bondo
    Joined: Aug 20, 2005
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    johnny bondo
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    from illinois

    62? stud? really? i really thought they were for a delorean haha
     

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