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#506863 - 05/02/08 01:04 PM 58 buick speedometer
Scott Roberts Offline
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Registered: 04/10/08
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Hi, it's that guy with the 58 buick again. I'm rebuilding the instrament cluster and every thing tests ok. The problem that I have is the numbers on the odometer. I have one gear with two broken teeth wich I think I can fix with epoxy, but I don't know what to do with the faded numbers. I have seen number stickers on ebay at one time but no manufacturer. Does anyone know who makes these or should I paint them and try to find dry transfer numbers? Does any one make odometer number parts for old cars? Any help is welcome.
thanks.
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#507026 - 05/03/08 12:59 AM Re: 58 buick speedometer [Re: Scott Roberts]
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Registered: 12/09/99
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Check with some of the speedometer rebuiders. They might be able to supply a new odometer drum (which could be pretty each to swap out), or a "rebuilt" one or similar. I don't think the dry transfer number option is a viable one. Not sure about the decal one, either. You might find some deals on eBay, but dealing with a reputable speedometer rebuilder can be better in the long run.

Just some thoughts,
NTX5467

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