Could this be a Model T amp gauge. It has a flat bezel.
Bob Giles
Amp gauge
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Re: Amp gauge
Yes
That is '26-'27 ammeter for the Improved Ford.
That is '26-'27 ammeter for the Improved Ford.
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Re: Amp gauge
The 20-0-20 range, Ford script face plate, flat bezel and dark background behind the pointer appear to be an original . Assumed it will fit a 1-5/8" hole. I'm a little uncertain about case because of the indented bar on the back & that the bezel appears to be a bit loose around it, should be a toght fit unless the bezel has some splits (need to check some). The rubber knobs are repro.. In any case polish up the bezel should be nickle finish - it looks good!
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