Re: 1940 Clock repair
Posted by West Peterson On 2011/2/14 17:55:38
Martin
I wouldn't listen to him if I were you.
Just kidding. Pat helped me get my clock working also. He e-mailed and told me you were seeking help, but I was in Philadelphia last week. Unfortunately, my car is in storage right now and I don't even remember there being any paint on the clock face. Can you post a photo? or e-mail to me?
StelvioGT@yahoo.com
Edited: Wait. Now I remember the ring. Yes, the paint on mine was very fragile as well. I don't think I had to do anything, though, or it was very minor problem. I'd still have to see the ring so I can remember why it wouldn't be a simple repaint option.
I wouldn't listen to him if I were you.
Just kidding. Pat helped me get my clock working also. He e-mailed and told me you were seeking help, but I was in Philadelphia last week. Unfortunately, my car is in storage right now and I don't even remember there being any paint on the clock face. Can you post a photo? or e-mail to me?
StelvioGT@yahoo.com
Edited: Wait. Now I remember the ring. Yes, the paint on mine was very fragile as well. I don't think I had to do anything, though, or it was very minor problem. I'd still have to see the ring so I can remember why it wouldn't be a simple repaint option.
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