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Your profile says you have a '53 rig. If this is correct the gauge case itself grounds the gauge in the dash assembly. No further wire or bonding would be necessary.
This isn't necessarily true with the tank and sending unit though. These must have a ground...somehow, whether it be through casual contact between the tank and the body, or through a wire from sending unit mounting screw to a good frame or body ground.
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