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Old 16-11-09, 12:17
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Bob
Thanks for answering!
Look in their post, some data required.
It is right what say David, I mean the panel, composed of 5 round instruments.!!!
Thanks David !!.
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Old 19-11-09, 08:31
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Default Later instrument panel

Here's a snap I took of the later, post-'44 "American-style" CMP instrument panel (F15A) for reference in restoring my C8A panel (it was completely gutted and cut out). This is a much easier panel to refurbish as gauges and speedos were GI-standard, same as used on Jeeps and other U.S. vehicles. Repro and NOS gauges are relatively easy to find - I just got a very nice NOS temp gauge, complete with threaded probe bulb and sender line and a repro amp meter via EBay. Speedos tend to be a little rarer, and be aware of variations in markings, etc. Hope this helps.
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