woodremover

Here is the movement in the clock . This is a spare clock for parts .There is a set of points on the lower right hand side with springs attached.When the points close the electric cylinder at the top winds the clock and opens the points.as the clock winds down ,it closes the points once again and the electric cylinder rewind the clock again .works as a normal clock would but instead of manually winding the clock the electric cylinder and points do it for you ..

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Same covers ,same clock , straight red hands indicate 1935 , round red hands are 1936 will post a 1934 clock as well

Going to take the cover off the GM clock and view the rear and compare to the chevrolet clock .

Posted over there , 117 views no replies .Cant post pictures without being a member or at least not easily .

Just seems to me it would say GMC if it were a truck clock .

But have not seen the clock marked GM before , what was it used in ??

What can you tell me about these clocks . Never seen the GM one before !! I believe the other is 36 chev

I still have the tailpan

1934 -1935 chevrolet standard tailpan , very nice solid tailpan . Somebody needed a piece of metal and cut it out of the tailpan , was cut out with a grinding wheel so at last the cut is nice . Easy repair 800.00 plus the ride .

Pair of really decent 34 35 standard running boards surface rusted on underside little rot around 1 mounting bolt hole. no heavy pitting All key holes for attaching mats are good and strong . Will need a little messaging . 750.00 plus the ride Or trade for 33 master running boards .

What a sin to cut up that apron Ted , At least it was good metal to work and weld !! The truck is beautiful. Sorry for the hold up getting the part to you , but we in Ontario , Canada have had the longest covid lockdown in North Ameria . Still not fully open Was a pleasure Joe

In search of an ashtray for the accessory glovebox door .