Hi folks!

I have acquired a very old car ammeter. It is brass and at the top of a
circular panel about 9 cm in diameter. Under the meter are three push-pull
silver knobs marked DYN LTS DIM. I would put a photo on here but I imagine
the newsgroup does not take them. I am wondering what car it's from so I can
go to the right newsgroups to offer it for sale. Must be rare. Someone may
well be really hanging out for it!

In article <4a7dd0c0 (AT) dnews (DOT) tpgi.com.au>,
MoiInAust <user (AT) user (DOT) com> wrote:
Put the pic on Photobucket etc and post the link to it.

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Dave Plowman dave (AT) davenoise (DOT) co.uk London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

It sounds like the CAV made panel fitted to very early Austin 7s
(1923-24ish). Does it have a fuse below the knobs?

"Malcolm" <malcolm$$1234$$@btinternet.com> wrote


But as an ex owner of an English 1930 Austin 7, I think it looks too big for
that dashboard. In fact, looking carefully at the meter I see it is marked
'Weston Electrical Instrument Co Newark NJ USA' so I guess it must be
American. I have it listed (with photos) on Australian ebay currently under
'Ammeter, car, very old' though I may relist it if I get more info.