Clock guts replacement question
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From: Dove Mountain Arizona
Clock guts replacement question
OK, so after 44 years my clock finally quit! The car sat outside for 18 years in the PNW. I squirted some WD-40 on the innards and the silly thing started working and has been fine for the last 10 years. Nothing I do now makes it run longer than just a minute or so. So where is the best place to get the aftermarket electronic innards? Thanks. 
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From: Newark DE
nor sure the best place for clock parts, I'd suggest some of the vendors that repair them, they will probably sell the parts also, such as:
http://www.corvetteclocks.com/
http://www.corvettespecialtiesofmd.com/
Here is a link that also goes over getting your clock to operate again. might be worth trying once more:
http://www.vettenet.org/midyrclock.html
http://www.corvetteclocks.com/
http://www.corvettespecialtiesofmd.com/
Here is a link that also goes over getting your clock to operate again. might be worth trying once more:
http://www.vettenet.org/midyrclock.html
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From: Park City to SoCal - according to the map it's all down hill. No bad days in Indian Wells, California
I oredered mine from Mid America and it was easy to install and keeps perfect time. Quartz movement - 
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