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No plate on the rear only the number P6301 On the face - Part # CT2F1039-3, General Electric, Serial # B-14947, 24 volt. The last "3" on the part number is hard to read and may not be correct. Thanks for answering the message.

Can anyone identify which aircraft this fuel gauge might be from???

Is the b/w photo of the ruptured duck posted here the original Doolittle Raider? If not, do any photos of the aircraft exist?

Sorry - Don't have a photo. It appears to be either British or Australian

Hello: Does anyone know which aircraft used a fuel quantity indicator (gauge) marked G6A/3275 ?? It appears to be about a 90 gallon gauge (85 is highest number printed on the face) . Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Wright-Patterson in Ohio has a B-26 (static). I don't know of any still flying.

Hello: My sources are the actual gauges. Both are are said by the owners to be B-25B gauges. Very few B model B-25's were manufactured and I'm guessing it's unlikely different size fuel tanks were used. I did an internet search and found sites indicating either might be correct. I'm trying to...

Need to know the fuel capacities of the B-25 [B] Mitchell Bomber. One source lists 2 front tanks of 173 gallons each - total 346 gallons 2 rear tanks of 150 gallons each - total 300 gallons Total capacity = 646 gallons...