Correct dash clock for '64 356
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Seared
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Correct dash clock for '64 356
Can someone please advise on the correct style of dash clock that would have come with the car originally? Naturally, pics would be most helpful.
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Last edited by AOW162435; 10-16-2015 at 08:44 PM.
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I think v v. 12 v. 6 v. depends upon how the car was equipped. I'd call North Hollywood Speedometers for more info, and purchase or rebuild, great vendor.
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I have the same clock also in my 1964C. It's a 6 volt. I believe Palo Alto or North Hollywood make a quartz conversion clock if your's is too shot. I've used North Hollywood many times and have always been pleased with their service and workmanship.
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Three Wheelin'
Mine works and I'm in love with the patina (aka pitting of chrome ring and fogging of clear plastic) ha ha
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Was there a transition from 6v to 12v during 1963 or 1964? I've found a few that claim to be from the same year yet have different voltage.
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I was able to find and purchase a 12v version in very nice condition - only mild patina on the chrome ring and slight hazing on the lens.
I've had it hooked up to power for a day and it seems to work correctly. On the other hand, the bulb is burned out and I can't make out the writing on it. Can someone point me in the right direction to purchase a replacement bulb?
Andreas
I've had it hooked up to power for a day and it seems to work correctly. On the other hand, the bulb is burned out and I can't make out the writing on it. Can someone point me in the right direction to purchase a replacement bulb?
Andreas