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Heres a complete gauge set of 6 gauges.
Made by Johnson Controls
Comes with senders.
175obo for the set plus ship.
Shipping is from seattle.
For some reason my img links arnt working. So here is a link to an album
of images.
http://s178.photobucket.com/albums/w261/mazdalowandslow/FSmazdalowandslow 40930.687962963 Nice set of gauges.
Have they ever been used? A couple of them appear to have some corrosion or maybe (hopefully) just a bit of dirt on the bezels.
What is the ohm range on the fuel gauge?
Is the Speedometer mechanical or electric?
The writing on the cardboard says the large gauges are 3 3/8th and the small are 2 1/8. That correct?
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They appear to never have been used. There is a bunch of dust and dirt around the bezels, I did a quick wipe down. They look brand new. The chrome is very shiny.
The Fuel gauge comes with a sender, unk what the ohm range is.
The speedo is mechanical. I don’t have a cable for it but it has the standred sqaure drive, and my local speedo shop said it wound be very easy to make a custom cable for it.
The large gauges are 3 3/8 and small are 2 1/8.
Just updated with more photos. I gotta dig up the fuel sender, but you can see the oil pres, and oil temp senders, as well as the mounting brackets and hardware.
Think this was the set that came with a Speedster kit, yes?
If so, it’d be a drop-in for a VW-based TD.
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