engine analyzer on ebay

Kdancy

Used in aHudson Nash dealership!

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iceblade10

Wow, that is cool-looking. Looks like something straight out of old science fiction.

lostmind

I have this Allen " Deluxe UniTuner" I've got posted for sale at the HamB if someone is interested. 50's/60's


Model 27-01 C62 , patent number 2715711
Cast metal housing in deco style.
Volts , RPM , Vacuum & Fuel pump , Dwell , Advance , and timing light
6/12 volt , 4/6/8 cyl
It lights up , voltmeter registers, so other functions of that gauge should work ?
Vac/ FP gauge registers
I'm not able to test the timing light or advance.
The leads are good , one repair where a lead hit manifold?
See the photos, neat piece, heavy
Sold as display piece , you might get lucky NOTE , somehow the left glass panel got cracked. Easy replace, NOW $40 Plus Shipping
USPMO or PayPal , buyer handles fees
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Thanks
Roy

railknight

I have a number of vintage Sun Electric diagnostic instruments from the 40's and 50's. Coil tester, dwell RPM tester, volt meter, timing light and volts-ampere tester. All of the testers are the individual light blue painted units and bring a lot of interest when you hook one up under your Hudson's engine hood at a local cruise night. Neat looking "man-cave" stuff to display too!


Dan