Thanks, Chris. I'll definitely take your advice on this one.

Thanks, Howard. Yes, but as W. C. Fields would say, "close but no cigar!" Yours seems to be quite a bit easier to work with. I tried testing my clock and found that there is a major short circuit there somewhere. I will probably need to send it off to be restored. Again, thanks for the pics.

Thanks and yes it does tell me where the ends from the clock attach, but not where the wires themselves attach to the clock, unless I'm missing something here. I would like to see exactly where the wires attach so I don't cross something up and burn out the mechanism. Again, I do thank you for the information.

All of your information has been great. Now, does anyone have information as to where the power wire and ground wire are attached. I see in my research that the ground should be attached to the case somewhere, but not so sure about the location of the power wire. Thanks again for all of your information.

Thank you, and yes, the #8-32 x 1/4 will attach the clock case to the glove box front. But, the fasteners that actually hold the clock mechanism to the case, I truly think, are much, much smaller. I'll go back and verify this and then let you know what I find. Again, I thank you for this information and yes, I too, have some trouble deciphering the parts manual.

Again, Thanks, David. Apparently I don't know how to read my parts book.

Thanks, David.

1956 EXEC; Yes, I probably will need mounting hardware, so if you can add that to my package, that would be appreciated. I'll also send this via text to your office phone if it accepts texts.
Thanks.

Don; Yes, 1092 is the body style number for the '37 Touring Sedan. Regular sedan is 1090, and coupe and convertibles have different numbers but all begin with 109, I think. I've just concentrated on my car during the restoration.
Thanks again for the information.

Thanks. This will be invaluable when I am ready to install the clock, which will hopefully be soon. Does your book also say what fasteners attach the clock mechanism to the case? I think there are 4 spots where it is attached.
Thanks, again.