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Ribbon speedometer - angle point what speed? 444-544

Supposed to be the tip, but given the accuracy of the speedometer I'd settle for anywhere in the angle matching radar reader boards you may encounter. If it's the speedometer I remember in my 122, it's not a ribbon, rather a long rotating cylinder with a white spiral painted on the surface such that when viewed through the slit in the instrument panel looks like a moving ribbon. "Cruise control" in the very early 140s was having a black plastic slider pointer tab at the base of the instrument panel below that "ribbon" that you manually positioned to point to the current speed limit as a peripheral vision reminder you were going too fast (or too slow).
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Dave -still with 940's, prev 740/240/140/120 You'd think I'd have learned by now






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