I have a Stork oil gauge in Celsius and Farenheit (two scales) and a Beck fuel gauge.
When is the last time they were used in a 356?
Thanks, John
Gauge identification
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Re: Gauge identification
Hi John,
See http://porsche356registry.org/resources ... o-hot.html
Best regards,
See http://porsche356registry.org/resources ... o-hot.html
I was not able to determine exactly when Porsche stopped using the MotoMeter and Stork gauges.Starting in 1950 (Ludvigsen, Excellence Was Expected) or 1951 (Johnson, Authenticity Guide) an oil temperature gauge was standard equipment. Up until mid-1957, the various gauge types over the years — first MotoMeter, then Stork, and finally VDO...
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Re: Gauge identification
Bottom pivot Stork gauges were used in '52 and early '53 ( also perhaps earlier), center pivot Stork guages were used from early '53 through '55, with '53 and early '54 having a dipstick end on the capillary tube and late '54 and '55 having a screw in bulb end. The Beck fuel gauge was used in '54, and replaced by a small VDO gauge in '55. Speedster useage might be slightly different.
Alan
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