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1930 CF8cyl.4dr. Water temp gauge repair or replace

 
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 Mauricetremblay
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Topic starter November 30, 2017 6:26 pm  

I have a 1930 4dr sedan cf 8 cyl. The water temp gauge is the only one not working. Have an aftermarket one, but would prefer the original one. Is it difficult to repair and who might do that? Or does anyone have a lead to replace? Thanks in advance.


   
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 TimBowers
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November 30, 2017 7:45 pm  

I think the last time I had a conversation about getting a temperature gauge restored places like Bob’s Speedometer (look for them in the resources tab) would make that repair for around $200. Restoration of the gauge face adds to the cost.

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 fredlmehr
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December 2, 2017 11:05 am  

Tim, Another place to check out is John Wolf and Co. out of Willoughby, Ohio


   
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