I've had this gas gauge for a few months and am stumped. Anybody seen this on any car? Looks 50s to me but I'm clueless. It appears to work. I put one of the small 9-Volt batterys on the terminals (12 volt car I'm sure). No ID signs anywhere. No AC Delco, FoMoCo, Mopar, Chrysler Corperation, no NOTHING. The closest thing is a small "KS' on the back with "FEUL KS-45957-N" in small print at the bottom of the face. What a mystery!

Sorry, I never reset the date on the camera.
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It is shaped like many of the guages that Ford put in cars from 1940 to 48. You can compare it at Dennis Carpenters online store.

Go to an Advance Autoparts with that part number and tell them to cross reference that in their computer, something should pop up.

It is shaped like many of the guages that Ford put in cars from 1940 to 48. You can compare it at Dennis Carpenters online store.

I agree, its from a FXXd......Sorry I have trouble saying or spelling that word.:)

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GAUGES-FORD-1952-1953-53-52-TEMP-OIL-GAS-GEN_W0QQitemZ370284705933QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMotors _Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item5636b0388d

http://i.ebayimg.com/04/!BN3eKKgBWk~$(KGrHgoOKiwEjlLmVWD3BJrzF8cTcw~~_35.J PG

OH! Thanks guys. Another one of life's mysteries is solved. :D

I think its a ford, I rememeber my 67 Ranchero gauge looking a lot like that.