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Speedometer head (125 m.p.h.)
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Listed in parts books1960–1962

Speedometer head (125 m.p.h.)

A 125 m.p.h. speedometer head from the early-1960s catalog record, listed in the speedometer/tail lamp/rectifier figure.

PN · SC5301/09

This is a speedometer head reading to 125 m.p.h., the instrument that mounted up front to show road speed. It shows up in the catalog under the SPEEDOMETER, TAIL LAMP AND RECTIFIER figure, grouped there with the other electrical and instrument bits rather than anything to do with carburetion. The catalog entries for this one run from 1960 to 1962, so it's an early-'60s piece.

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The manufacturer tag on file says Amal, but that's almost certainly a mismatch carried over from part-number formatting — Amal made carburetors, not speedometers. Instrument work like this was Smiths territory in this era, though our record doesn't spell out the maker by name, so take that as background rather than a confirmed fact.

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