What is this/these? (1)

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by Lang

Keith,

As David says the door hinges are 40's Chev. I have just checked one left over from my 1945 Chev ute and it is identical.

Lang

Thanks, Lang. If anyone needs some NOS ones (bit rusty here and there from storage, but at least your doors should close properly) I have some available.

[Lynn Eades]

Your hinge appears to have a part number below the center hole.

[Philliphastings]

Hi Keith - I think the fuel guage looks similar to an M3 General Grant ?

I recently gave one similar to the local museum for their M3

I would like to know for sure as I have another in my miscellaneous bits box...

Cheers

Phill

[cantankrs]

Hi Keith,

What Phill said.

Basically I use the rule of thumb that any Stewart Warner convex glass gauges may be Grant. The Grant had 2 x fuel gauges set into a box jutting forward off the engine bulkhead in the fighting compartment.

Regards

Alex McDougall

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by cantankrs

Basically I use the rule of thumb that any Stewart Warner convex glass gauges may be Grant. The Grant had 2 x fuel gauges set into a box jutting forward off the engine bulkhead in the fighting compartment.

In that case, the bezel's "light cream colour" may actually be aged white, which would match the Grant's interior.

H.

[cantankrs]

Hanno sounds right. Also the gauges in the box face the right hand side of the hull.

Alex