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Can anyone tell me the application for this Ford speedometer. I have looked at lots of early Ford V-8 speedometers and all seem to be 100 MPH max. This one goes to 150 MPH! What the heck is this from? Thanks for any help!
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Perhaps kilometers per hour for European use?
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Could it be kilometers per hour?
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I have a gage panel for a 35 Chevy standard and the speedometer is 150 also--I think it was a Canadian car--I noticed that the speedo pictured has something scratched out near the bottom of the face--Possibly KPH??
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Canadian makes sense especially with something scratched out at the bottom. If you do the math, 100 MPH equals 160.93 KPH, so its still kind of a mystery. But thanks for looking!
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I think it would be the metric equivalent to a 90MPH speedo like Ford used on some trucks.
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Yes, 150 KPH is approximately 90 MPH.
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Yup, close enough.......150 kph = 93.226~ mph. DD
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However Canada didn't use metric until 1976.
So it wouldn't be from here. Kirk
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That looks a lot like a Stewart Warner instrument.
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Yup, looks like mine. The SW's have a peg that sticks up through the case. You can just see it on the back, top right of the case. The hole that it goes through is slotted. I dont think any of the others have this peg.
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150 kph equals about 96 mph. But Canada did not go metric until about 25 years ago. Wayne
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Why would some idiot scratch off the KMH . Oh I know to impress his idiot buddies the his car can do 150 something or other.
Destroyed a cool speedometer . |
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