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The motometer was a device that monitored the temperature of your radiator and displayed it beautifully from your radiator cap.
In 1912 the Moto-Meter Company patented the innovative Boyce MotoMeter - a device that monitored the temperature of your radiator and displayed it beautifully from your radiator cap. They corned the market with a variety of models until becoming obsolete when auto manufacturers began supplying in-dash gauges. New cars may not be equipped with a Boyce motometer, but its style is timeless.
VEHICLE: 1913 Cadillac & Other Applications
MANUFACTURER: The Moto-Meter Co. (Boyce)
MANUFACTURED: Long Island City, New York, USA
DIAMETER: 2.1"
HEIGHT: 6"
WIDTH: 3.5"
LENGTH: 3"
WEIGHT: 1.1 LB.
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