Autometer doing custom gauges now
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Cargo Master
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From: Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Autometer doing custom gauges now
I saw this from the SEMA show.
Auto Meter Custom Shop
I like the look of them
. In my dream 56' this is the gauge set I would like to run. Autometer I think is still made in the US and they have offer fuel gauges with the different ohms for Ford, Aftermarket, and GM. Now I gotta email autometer and see how bad the price is!!
Auto Meter Custom Shop
I like the look of them
. In my dream 56' this is the gauge set I would like to run. Autometer I think is still made in the US and they have offer fuel gauges with the different ohms for Ford, Aftermarket, and GM. Now I gotta email autometer and see how bad the price is!!
Laughing Gas
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Sterling CO
Expect to spend around $560 for the 5 pack. I bought from R&E racing. And it is a bugger tight fit in a '48-50, don't know how more space the 55 has. I measured literally 30 times and drew it all up in cad cause there is only 1-2 millimeters spare room between in spots.
Here's mine:
http://www.brainsbivouac.com/cars/1948/Dash.AVI
Here's mine:
http://www.brainsbivouac.com/cars/1948/Dash.AVI
Laughing Gas
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Sterling CO
$560 includes is the kit with all the sending units EXCEPT the fuel... and I am tempted to tell you to get autometer genuine, I got the same ohm range cheaper model from summit racing and it is not working - currently diagnosing.
Senior User
Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Stony Plain,AB Canada
This link is for a guage 70 -10 ohm ford sending units
Auto Meter: Antique Beige Series Gauges: Fuel Level Gauges - eGauges.com
Auto Meter: Antique Beige Series Gauges: Fuel Level Gauges - eGauges.com
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From: Chino California
Looks like the same gauges in my boat!
You seriously linked us to a 1.3 GIGABYTE video?
Here's mine:
http://www.brainsbivouac.com/cars/1948/Dash.AVI
http://www.brainsbivouac.com/cars/1948/Dash.AVI
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