Temp Gauge

Like this one?
it is nos, but the paint is comming off, a perment marker or a little paint and it should be like new
John
 

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As a matter of fact, the gauge pictured is for 1942, because it has a 21A part number. The first digit is the year. 11A was 41, 01A was 1940. It is a bit more
confusing before that, but in reverse sequence it went 91A, 81A, 78, 68, 48, 40 (twice), 18 and if you go any further than that, you are probably working on a Model A or a Model T.
 
My '46 parts book says 51 10883A is for a 1946 69A or 6GA Deluxe.
And I always thought 51 meant truck.
Dick
 
Dick, yes 51A I believe is one ton trucks. I thought he was wanting passenger car wasn't he? After the big war, the part numbers do not follow the year so well, yet each is designating a year. I think 46 was 8a and 8h, depending on six cyl. or 8. Then the 49 had a beginning number of 8 also. Go figure, and do not take what I say to the bank on this. I think my earlier post was accurate, though.
Perry in Idaho
 
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