I'm doing some work on a recreation of a motorcycle from the mid-1960's and looking at the graphics on Smiths gauges. It looks like some say "Made in England" while others say "Made in UK"...which should I use for a mid-1960's reproduction?
QUOTE (Jones Foyer @ Sep 16 2009, 19:52) 
I'm doing some work on a recreation of a motorcycle from the mid-1960's and looking at the graphics on Smiths gauges. It looks like some say "Made in England" while others say "Made in UK"...which should I use for a mid-1960's reproduction?
Thanks for moving this to the Motorcycle nostalgia area, moderator. Your title is an improvement as well!
QUOTE (Jones Foyer @ Sep 17 2009, 02:48)
Thanks for moving this to the Motorcycle nostalgia area, moderator. Your title is an improvement as well!
Hi Jones, this might be of interest to you
http://velobanjogent.blogspot.com/
acc to these pics, "made in England" seems to be appropriate
QUOTE (Rennmax @ Sep 17 2009, 10:00)
Hi Jones, this might be of interest to you
http://velobanjogent.blogspot.com/
acc to these pics, "made in England" seems to be appropriate
http://velobanjogent.blogspot.com/
acc to these pics, "made in England" seems to be appropriate
Wow, great blog!
Actually, there was a document from Smiths with the entire gauge face for the particular bike I was working on. Brilliant!
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