Help identifying Gauges

[Joe1433]

Hi all anyone know what these smiths gauges are out of ?
The rectangular one With the ashtray is a ford anybody which model.
Cheers,
Joe

[Crossroads Speed Shop]

Are they 12 volt or 6? That might help pinpoint the age of them.

L.P.

[scottie]

burgandy/cream ones are wolsley 16/60

[kapri]

I'm thinking something like Wolsely style A55 ?

[cossie pop]

burgandy/cream ones are wolsley 16/60

jon100e brought some of these at swap meet sold as wolsley somethinks
adie

[Seth]

Yep, very much like Farina ones - I'd have guessed at them being from an early "fintail" version.

[evilzee28]

Wolsely, Austin Cambridge or Morris Oxford (Farina variety) hth

[40Stude]

The Ford clock/ashtray looks to be bakelite, it sure as hell wouldn't have been in any of the 'baby' Fords as far as I know, maybe Pilot if domestic, other than that it'll be over to the US early Ford anoraks to step up to the mark.

[Gary Mc]

The bakelite ford one with the ashtray is Ford 7y deluxe. Might have been used in 7w's as well. English 37 -39

[wolselliac]

Hi all anyone know what these smiths gauges are out of ?
The rectangular one With the ashtray is a ford anybody which model.
Cheers,
Joe

Definately Wolseley 15/60 & 16/60 (and non of the other Farinas) there many be a number printed on the back of the gauges which may give a clue to the year, where as the ashtray has a "blue oval" (black in this case) so must be a fraud.

[gettinonabitmore]

Dunno, but I like them, do you wanna sell them???!!!

;)

You can keep the ashtray though...!!!

[40Stude]

The bakelite ford one with the ashtray is Ford 7y deluxe. Might have been used in 7w's as well. English 37 -39

Well there you go, I knew someone would come up trumps. I just figured a clock and ashtray would have been way too upscale for that end of the car market.