Craig muses:
> I'm pretty sure that the 160mph speedos were made from the 67.5 2000 thru
> 1970 2000.
I know of two '69 2000's that have 0-140 speedos. Can't vouch for
originality, though. My understanding was the 68-69 1600's used 0-120 (at
least, my 68-1600 was 0-120 until it broke and I replaced it with the 140
I had handy) and 68-69 2000's were 0-140. I don't know about the '70 model
year, but I assumed the same.
> The post to the list said 67 2000 speedos for sale
That was my mistaken assumption, as I thought only the '67 2000 used
the 0-160 clock. Sorry.
> You very well could have a 68 -70 speedo for a 2000 which is smaller and
> would have a chrome ring, the 68 only speedo had an additional internal
> chrome ring about 2" round on the face of the speedo.
Okay, then this is a '69-70 speedo as it is small, chrome case, and does
not have the inner ring. It just doesn't match the US hi-screen 0-140
2000's I'm familiar with.
Thanks for the info.
-- John
John F Sandhoff sandhoff@csus.edu Sacramento, CA
p.s. Can a J13 hit 160 mph? :-) :-) :-)
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