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Seller has a variety of parts, including a 0-9 white-numbered speedometer.
“See pics ask for prices”
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/pts/6184392790.html
I strongly believe that 0-9 speedometer to be a 6v King Seeley instead of the much more common 0-9 Steward Warner speedometer cluster that replaced it probably somewhere around 1958.
Not at all sure of the actual applications at the time other than maybe Willys wagons or trucks? and any other knowledge and comments welcomed.
How can one tell the difference between KS and SW?
The SW has the orange/red needle, different design and different fonts. The 0-9 SW speedo is a pretty common one.
https://www.debellajeepparts.com/CJ_5_SPEEDO-.jpg
Oh thanks. I mis-read it as two versions of the 1956 1/2.