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The Bugeye runs a 3:1 tach too, Dave, but the number is RN2351/02. It looks like the same tach, but with a different face.
I just hate to be sitting on something that someone has a potential use for. I now have the correct instrument for the little car.
Thanks,
Jeff
bugeye, without checking out the numbers its exactly like the one in my 1963 bj7. used in the 3000's up till bj8 series when changed to a black face. definitely austin healey, theres one on ebay right now. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/savewave.gif
Dave, I just found it on the British Miles website. Fits 100-6 & 3000 from Sept. '58 to Sept. '62.
I'm a dummy when it comes to the big cars.
Still want one, though.
Jeff
The faith is there, Anthony, I just wanted to verify the numbers.
Well, now I've got the tach, only 25,467 parts left to go! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif
Jeff
If you want to check out Smiths components on the Big Healey and on Sprites, the AHCSO has the results of research I did a number of years ago posted on it’s web site [ https://www.ahcso.com/ ]. Check out the following.
Why Mark, build a Healey around it, what else! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif
I really have no idea what I'm going to do with it. I just needed to find out what it fit.
Why, do you need one?
Jeff
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