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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
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.
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.