Kube Super Moderator Feb 11, 2026 #1 Guys, I have no clue... just guessing 1949+. But that's a wild guess. So, how about it ? Thanks! Attachments P1130916.JPG 150.5 KB · Views: 41
1942deluxe Well-known member Feb 11, 2026 #2 First guess 1948-9 and 50 Ford truck. P/N 7RC-9280. Last edited: Feb 11, 2026
Kube Super Moderator Feb 11, 2026 #3 1942deluxe said: First guess 1948-9 and 50 Ford truck. P/N 7RC-9280. Click to expand... Yours is the second guess. I was first. Of course mine was a wild guess Thanks much!
1942deluxe said: First guess 1948-9 and 50 Ford truck. P/N 7RC-9280. Click to expand... Yours is the second guess. I was first. Of course mine was a wild guess Thanks much!
B Bob C Well-known member Feb 11, 2026 #4 I agree, look's just like the one that doesn't work in my 1948 F2.
Kube Super Moderator Feb 11, 2026 #5 Bob C said: I agree, look's just like the one that doesn't work in my 1948 F2. Click to expand... Guys, seriously, THANK YOU. I appreciate the advice.
Bob C said: I agree, look's just like the one that doesn't work in my 1948 F2. Click to expand... Guys, seriously, THANK YOU. I appreciate the advice.
H hueyhoolihan Well-known member Feb 11, 2026 #6 https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/trucks/interior/dash/7rc-9280-fuel-gauge-1948-50-pu-6-volt of course, it's a reproduction, but quality is not the issue here, is it?
https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/trucks/interior/dash/7rc-9280-fuel-gauge-1948-50-pu-6-volt of course, it's a reproduction, but quality is not the issue here, is it?
T Tim Ayers Well-known member Feb 11, 2026 #7 Yes. F-1 pick up as confirmed with the one in my father's '49 truck.