Oh Lordy, I now own a Fordy (a Lincoln actually)..

[njsteve]

It's gonna be a major project to install that new clock since the dash is so complicated in terms of fasteners. I found that out when installing the factory AM/FM a couple years ago.

[njsteve]

I received the ORIGINAL invoice from Marti Auto. They have the original invoices from specific assembly lines and will sell you your original document as long as you provide them with a copy of the title or registration to prove you have the car. Look at that window sticker price: $8,585 !!!

[RPOLS3]

Steve - some of the guage repair/restoration places will fix the old printed circuit boards if you can't find a suitable replacement.

[njsteve]

Originally Posted by RPOLS3

Steve - some of the guage repair/restoration places will fix the old printed circuit boards if you can't find a suitable replacement.

Anyone you recommend?

[RPOLS3]

I've used these guys before as they are local to me - they have my original Chevelle gas tank sending unit now for restoration. They fixed the cicuit board for the Chevelle as well in addition to numerous clocks.

https://www.clocksandgauges.com/

if you google "automotive printed circuit board repairs" there are others that come up that me be more specialized

[njsteve]

Clock install update: After a week or so, it's about 15 minutes fast but still ticking away! Success!

[RPOLS3]

Will they self adjust if you keep correcting the time?

[njsteve]

I’ve never heard of that. How does that work?

[RPOLS3]

I thought some of the older electric ones would make respective adjustments (faster/slower) if they kept getting moved in a particular direction (forward or backwards)..........maybe an urban legend?

[njsteve]

Originally Posted by RPOLS3

I thought some of the older electric ones would make respective adjustments (faster/slower) if they kept getting moved in a particular direction (forward or backwards)..........maybe an urban legend?

A WiTcH!!!!