2snakes

Who do you guys use to rebuild the clock. Thanks for the replies

Tampa Jerry

Are you looking to keep it original for judging or looking to get to functioning? If it's the latter, get a quartz replacement from any one of the large vendors. The swap out of the movement is pretty quick. Jerry

Greg

This ^^^^
And it will keep working.
I've repaired the original works a few times but sooner or later they all fail again. It's just the nature of the design with the arcing points starter.
I install a quartz movement in all my Corvettes. They all keep perfect time.

interpon

try it yourself.. not hard..
still ticking here trick is to use clock oil after cleaning

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...ck-repair.html

4-vettes

Another vote for the quartz movement. The convertion is easy and lasts. Mines been keeping perfect time for nearly 30 years now.

toylman

Here's my post from 2020 showing everything you need to do it yourself.
Original Clock Repair - CorvetteForum - Chevrolet Corvette Forum Discussion

interpon

great link.. for some reason the link in my thread i used went to china now ?? i edited to this one

srs244

I just rebuilt my 69 clock yesterday with a quartz conversion kit I got from baire's in PA. nice and easy. took more time to get the case apart than to convert it. if you can read instructions and interpret a drawing you're good to go. did the same years ago when rebuilding my 78 pace car. clock still worked when I sold it 10 years later.