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  1. 05-29-2016, 05:51 AM #1
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    Need help in identifying 2 speedometers

    I have 2 speedometers from a box of parts with my basket case Italian delivery 72S targa. Can someone please help identify them. In what car might they have been standard equipment?
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    Al Fleury
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    Look at the face of the Speedo between the 60-90 mph markings, up under the trim ring lip, there should be a part #.
    Then put that # into a Interweb search engine, that might help get you closer.
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    Thank you
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    the km/hr has part # 911 641 501 00 which corresponds to a 70-72 914 6
    there is no part # on the 180 mph but I did find this embossed # on the side of the case which I missed before. It is at least a date code. i guess it could have been refaced
    Appreciate any other ideas
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  5. 05-29-2016, 12:00 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by 911231 View Post
    the km/hr has part # 911 641 501 00 which corresponds to a 70-72 914 6
    there is no part # on the 180 mph but I did find this embossed # on the side of the case which I missed before. It is at least a date code. i guess it could have been refaced
    Appreciate any other ideas
    Al
    Yes, and you also have a blue ink date stamp 12/71 on the back of the speedo.
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    I was trying to find out the same thing on my speedo.





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