Motometer Temperature Gauges
The forerunner of hood ornaments was the motometer, essentially a thermometer that screwed into the radiator cap. It's purpose was to keep the driver informed of the
engine's temperature. The very first automotive motometer was introduced
by Boyce in 1912, and almost every early motor car had one. With improved cooling methods and dashboard temperature gauges the hood mounted motometers were no longer needed by the late 1920's. The empty space that was left on top of the radiator slowly began to be replaced by the fashionable and ornate hood ornaments that we know today.  |
| ANTIQUE BOYCE MOTOMETER HOOD ORNAMENT RADIATOR CAP NR
$84.99 Time Left: 57m |
| Messko motometer thermometer - Model A T Ford -Germany
$25.00 Time Left: 8h 9m |
| Motometer - Ford - Radiator Temp Gage - Original
$15.99 Time Left: 9h 44m |
| 1930 1931 Ford Model A Locking Motometer Radiator Cap
$79.50 Time Left: 11h 5m |
| Junior MotoMeter w FORD Logo Chrome Wreath w Wings
$49.00 
Time Left: 11h 10m |
| Boyce Junior MotoMeter Repair Kit NEW Lenses Gaskets +
$16.00
Time Left: 11h 51m |
| 1928 29 Ford Model A Locking Motometer Radiator Cap 28
$75.00
Time Left: 12h 20m |
| Junior Boyce MotoMeter w CHEVY Bowtie Emblem Rim Wreath
$42.00 $47.00
Time Left: 12h 41m |
| Junior Boyce MotoMeter CHEVY Flying Wheel Logo w Wings
$62.00 $69.00
Time Left: 12h 56m |
| Junior MotoMeter w FORD Logo Chrome w Wings - Boyce
$48.00
Time Left: 13h 7m |
| Junior Boyce MotoMeter w CHEVY Bowtie Emblem w Wings
$62.00 $69.00
Time Left: 13h 12m |
| 1930 31 Ford Model A Locking Motometer Radiator Cap 30
$72.00 $79.50
Time Left: 13h 46m |
