Hi all,
I bought this lovely speedo today from an antiques fair and am really struggling to identify it. The seller told me it was made by a French manufacturer and was brought to the UK only last week.
My first guess was Citroen, but it looks as though Jaeger also made speedos to suit Peugeot’s, so any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers
Ollie
Help identifying French 1960s speedo
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Re: Help identifying French 1960s speedo
Halfway down the posts on this page from A Panhard Forum you will find a speedo exactly the same as yours.oac_steam wrote: ↑21 Nov 2021, 21:26 Hi all,
I bought this lovely speedo today from an antiques fair and am really struggling to identify it. The seller told me it was made by a French manufacturer and was brought to the UK only last week.
My first guess was Citroen, but it looks as though Jaeger also made speedos to suit Peugeot’s, so any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers
Ollie
From a Panhard Dyna.
http://forumpanhard.free.fr/forum/viewt ... 48c1c823c5
In situ on a 1955 Panhard Dyna recently up for auction at Brightwells
Regards Neil
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The Dyna doesn't sound that great on this video by Brightwells for the auction!
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Re: Help identifying French 1960s speedo
The numbers on it immediately reminded me of 1950's American radio tuning dials.
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A lot of woodworm in your floorboards (Not the car)
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