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Hey guys, thought I might try my luck in here and see if anyone can identify what car these gauges come out of. I inherited a whole bunch of old Ford parts and these were amongst them, so I haven't got a clue what they came out of.
One is obviously a temperature gauge and the other a fuel gauge.  (Sorry about the poor photo quality but not everyone is a photographer!!  )There are serial numbers (i think) at the base of each one if that is relevant to identify them just let me know and i will post the details up. Cheers Melz
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they look to be out of a car that wont go. I can tell this because the engine is stone cold , and the reason it wont go is because there is no fuel in the tank!!!! could be any number of cars in this day of fuel prices .
 but seriously , I have no idea !
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I was just showing him how its done . hehehe........
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Are you after serious info? I have no idea what car they're out of - however clearly its only the top rectangle that's visable (dirty section on temp guage); with this in mind I do recall a VF Valiant Pacer having white dials and the font and rectangular (visable) shape are indeed similar to VE/VF/VG Valiant models. I'm not sure if VE or VG Pacer's had white dials or if it was only VF, however to ME the Valiant Pacer might be a possibility?
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Or early Ford around XL seem similiar to that era. Going by the shape.
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I thought it looked similar to dads old hillman hunter...
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I saw them today at the Brisbane Motorshow in the Dash Pod of the new HSV GTS!
reckon dere won step cwoser to fooords now!
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XL or XM Falcon
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