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Technical Speedo Id

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  1. 19Eddy30
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    Make & Years
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  2. Mr48chev
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    Looks like it may have started life in a larger truck as several had speedometers very similar. I think I have a similar one out in the garage that may only go to 80 as I am planning on using it in my boat tail roadster and that car doesn't need a very fast speedometer.
     
  3. Joe Blow
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  4. 19Eddy30
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    Thank you for ID
     
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  5. titus
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    the pic you posted is of the auburn panel in my 32 roadster, i found that speedo at a local junkyard, in the "gauge trailor" :) it wasnt marked, i also found a white face one that was basically the same speedo but different face and needle and it was marked essex, so its hard to say
     
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  6. fleetside66
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    It was made by S/W for the 1932 Essex Super Six.

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