Ditto on everything in your post, Eric. I will add that the wire to the gauge
needle is easy to replace, but requires patience and a steady hand.
Paul
In a message dated 1/4/2004 12:26:07 AM Eastern Standard Time,
gearhead@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
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> Hi All,
> Some notes on the '61-63 gauges.
> Corrosion in the EL connector rivet on the back of gauge keeps the EL
> connection from making contact.
> Copper wire to indicator needle degrades into a verdigris strand of nothing.
> Loop in EL needle wire keeps the wire from affecting tension on needle's
> motion.
> Instrument cluster voltage regulator really will melt together and fry the
> connecting wire.
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> America's most carefully restored car.
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> Eric
> Portland, Or
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