[GTO71]

Any body know who can rebuild the in dash clocks on the old cars or who can do a quartz conversion on them? It is for a 65 Ford...ugh I know

[GTO71]

Any body know who can rebuild the in dash clocks on the old cars or who can do a quartz conversion on them? It is for a 65 Ford...ugh I know

[Verdoro 68]

Try Instrument Services Inc. The have kits available as well as restoration services. They have a website, but I can't seem to find it at the moment.

Instrument Services Inc
11765 Main St, Roscoe, Illinois, IL 61073, USA
Tel: 1 (800) 558-2674

[JimFB400HO]

Another is the Clock Works in Eagle River, WI.

http://www.clockwks.com

[Messman71]

American Classics--Uxbridge, MA

[lil64gto]

GTO71

I just got my clock back from Clock MED. They are in Tennesee. I did a buy me now from E-Bay for $35 and sent them my clock. Bob reworks the original movement, for an additional $10 polsished the lense, and re-detailed the hands for free. All this in 3 days.

You can drop him a line at [email protected]

Jim

[Rugratman]

Lil64, did he put the quartz in the clock? Or just redid the original parts?
I have a clock to be redone also. I have heard that the time will run fast / slow on the original movements. The quartz are supposed to run more accurate. I saw his bid too, but it didn't say anything about quartz.

[gtoformula]

http://www.clocksandgauges.com/gpage.html

[lil64gto]

rugratman,

It is the original movement, not quartz. They say that you can see the difference in the original movement and one that has a quartz movement.

I do not have a 100 point car, never will, but I am trying to keep it as original as possible.

Jim