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WTB fuel gauge 61-67 model

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pupjoint Learner Dubber

7 posts · joined Feb 2009 ·

#930108
hi all, i am looking for this fuel gauge. pic borrowed from an old post.



electric gauge, prefer 12v, working condition. i prefer to see pictures and let me know your asking price.

i am currently located in Singapore, paypal payment would be best for me, shipping with tracking number.

pm here or email to leewallace@hotmail.com

thanks.

coletrickle Wolfsburg Wizard

661 posts · joined Apr 2009 ·

#930125
I'm clearingup an old farm been scrapping most of the cars but there are a few 60's bugs with fuel gauges,I'll be there this weekend can have a closer look for you, any other little bits your chasing let me know.last fuel guage I got $75 for.Cheers .

bushed Wolfsburg Elder

3,541 posts · joined Dec 2006 ·

#930178
only came in 6vlt but works on 12 volt with a bulb change
being O/S is prob $45 all up posted!!!!!!!!!
want any vw bits old but like me, Made in Germany!!!

shaned Casual Dubber

41 posts · joined Sep 2011 ·

#930179
Hi mate
I will have one you can have for $20 plus post will get pic tommoro for you if you like

pupjoint Learner Dubber

7 posts · joined Feb 2009 ·

#930190
Cool. Please email pics to leewallace@hotmail.com

I will pic the best condition unit preferably with dash grill.

Please bear in mind I can only pay by PayPal and shipping must have tracking number.

Thanks for all the responses.

pupjoint Learner Dubber

7 posts · joined Feb 2009 ·

#930192
So only change I need to do to use with 12v is just a bulb change? That's it?

Sender will be a late model 12v sender from a stock late model flat screen bug.

bushed Wolfsburg Elder

3,541 posts · joined Dec 2006 ·

#930454
don't know if werks with sender
am old ...so are the 67 and pre models
short wire will help
have compl grille no chrome strip
want any vw bits old but like me, Made in Germany!!!

psimitar Son of Jim - Creator of Good

2,506 posts · joined Jan 2009 ·

#930713
Think you'll need a resistor of the same value as the 6v gauge in parallel with the gauge for it for read correctly and not burn out 🙂
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