For T or not for T?

[cwlittle]

I know nothing about speedometers. what is this model and is it T related. Any idea of value?

[Scott_Conger]

surprised no one has jumped on this...it looks like a Stewart 102.

have a look here:
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/411944/472648.html
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=23790

[jiminbartow]

Value-wise, I would guesstimate the value of a complete, fully operational 102 to be between $1,200.00 to $1,500.00. I base this on the fact that, several months ago, I sold a complete, operational Stewart 160 for $1,500.00 (see photos). I believe the 160 was made for the 1925 Model T. It would only fit the 1926–27 improved models with a special adapter because, of the cowl fuel tank that takes up all the room behind the dash. Regarding your speedometer, if it is just the speedometer without the cable or other components, it would be valued at a fraction of that. Maybe $250.00 based upon its’ condition whether it is operational and what buyers are willing to pay. Jim Patrick

[randahl]

That is the speedo I'm using, I think I paid $60.00 for it. A lot of the speedos were saved when the cars were scrapped but all the parts to make them function... not so much. I made my own parts because I won't pay what people want for them.

[Will_Vanderburg]

I have a Stewart 160 with the square adapter for my 1922 Centerdoor sedan as there is a square cutout in the dash for mounting it.

I do not have any of the other hardware. The speed dial rotates but not so sure of the numbers. Mainly got it to fill a hole. I think I paid $60 for it

[pre15dale]

I have a 102 setup like Jim posted with cable and swivel and wheels gear that I would sell anyone needs one

[Original Smith]

The best thing to do is get Russ's speedometer book.