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  1. 12-30-2014, 09:50 PM #1
    juche_namja
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    SWB Temp Gauge Placement

    I noticed this 1966 912 for sale on Pelican and the seller stated the the temp gauge was ordered with the car and is in the 1st opening. Is that accurate? I was under the impression it replaced the clock.

    http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...912-coupe.html

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    Jim,

    On an early 911 the outside temp gauge would indeed have replaced the clock.
    It looks like the two outside items have been added at some time to the standard issue speedo/revcounter and combi gauge.
    Perhaps the COA will tell you if you are interested in the car.
    Maybe there is a pic showing the layout on Charlie White's site.

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