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1910's-20's Vintage Car Truck Column Mounted Vacuum Gauge Rat Rod, Motorcycle on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Vacaville, California, United States

Vacaville, California, United States
Condition:Used

Not exactly sure what I have here but it looks like it was a Manifold Vacuum Gauge that mounted on the steering column of an old car or possibly a truck due to the size.  Housing has a diameter of 5 inches and the needle is still there but bent.  Gauge face looks like it has 1-10 pounds, the words "performance" and "good" still legible.  Clear covering that covers the face appeared to be a type of plastic, not glass as I would suspect if the gauge is as old as I think.  Has a ball-socket mount holding the gauge as it locks around a column.  Gauge is heavy and appears really well made but the rear domed part (cup) of the gauge appears to be made of a phenolic or bakeolite material and has some cracks.  
I doubt gauge is worth restoring but it would look great on a Rat Rod holding a tachometer or on an old motorcycle holding a speedometer or other gauge.

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