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Old 31-01-10, 08:45
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pic 1 is a NOS spare so could be CMP
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Donīt count on it. It comes from the ex-Norwegian Army stock of M7 Snowtractor parts which Sean recovered years ago. That is why it is painted white.

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Like this NOS WWII electrical gauge? I have a handfull in cosmoline if someone is interested.
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Old 31-01-10, 13:40
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So there are no variations in the faces or temp scale, just a straight needle or arrowhead needle? Anyone else seen any other variations?
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The screw that is between the choke and the dash emblem. What is it for on the back side of the panel?
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The screw that is between the choke and the dash emblem. What is it for on the back side of the panel?
A condenser. I just need to remember what it attached to.
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Likely connected to the ignition or charging systems.
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