Stewart Warner? guage panel...can you identify? Help...

I found this late '20's, early '30's dash panel and I don't know what car it came from. It had a curved gl*** Stewart Warner 100mph speedo (sold it to a buddy) and this curved gl*** Stewart Warner oil pressure guage. All the guages are back mounted. It has a Manifold Heat knob as you can see.

It measures 19 1/2" across and 6 1/4" tall. It has 2 guage holes that are 2 7/8" and 4 guage holes that are 2 3/8". It is a two piece panel and it looks like it could have had a machined turned insert at one time. Anyone know what this came out of?

 

I found this 1939 Chris Craft panel...it's close, but no knobs or ignition switch hole.

 

At first glance I'm saying Packard around 1934. Bob

 

I just sold a 1934 Packard dash last year Bob...not it...nice try, tho.

 

Could it be a Stewart Warner aftermarket dash from back in the day? HRP

 

I dont know what its out of, but I know what I like to put it in, my 32 5w.

 

What's your plan for the dash Larry? HRP

 

Got it at an estate sale...gonna sell it, but need to know what it's out of. Did Chris Craft boats have a Manifold Heat knob?

 

is this thing on?

 

I think the restored panel you showed is probably missing the holes for the knobs as it has a new insert.

Could be for a Chris Craft like you think. Or could be from a hundred other vehicles. SW made panels for lots of uses, and sometimes the same panel made its way into a different kind of vehicle. Change the gauge range and the panel could be from a street sweeper.