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Smiths gauges and Lucas electrics
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cfz2882
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motometer
though VDO is by far the usuall Gauge in german cars,i found Motometer gauges in a 1978 BMW 320i IIRC they were german made.
though VDO is by far the usuall Gauge in german cars,i found Motometer gauges in a 1978 BMW 320i IIRC they were german made.
Volvos!
My 1987 240 has VDO gauges. The odometer died a few years ago. Its cause of death was a chipped gear. 1 new gear later, it's working just fine.
I've seen the 60s P1800s with Smiths gauges. I don't know if the later P1800e and es models continued with Smiths or had switched to another vendor. The first few years of P1800s were built in England by Jensen under contract.
Dave
My 1987 240 has VDO gauges. The odometer died a few years ago. Its cause of death was a chipped gear. 1 new gear later, it's working just fine.
I've seen the 60s P1800s with Smiths gauges. I don't know if the later P1800e and es models continued with Smiths or had switched to another vendor. The first few years of P1800s were built in England by Jensen under contract.
Dave
davetranter
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Lucas auto-electrics
I have quite a few Lucas switches, lamps, alternators, starters, and even dynamos, if any 'Central U.K.' members are in need of any.
Also a few Smiths (and other) insruments
All best
Dave T
P.S. LOVE the 'Lucas switch' post, Moparwash
I have quite a few Lucas switches, lamps, alternators, starters, and even dynamos, if any 'Central U.K.' members are in need of any.
Also a few Smiths (and other) insruments
All best
Dave T
P.S. LOVE the 'Lucas switch' post, Moparwash
