wow...u do really nice work...
Manta A clock, I also make GT clocks. The only problem is that I can't get no mechanism anymore I always used.
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Theo
wow...u do really nice work...
Adam
Now that is sweet!! Such talent!
-Jeff W
'75 Manta
'73 Manta
where is the pic of the clock?
Paul "azopelnut" Heebink
1956 Studebaker Power Hawk 259 V8
1970 GT 12A-Rotary 5-speed
1972 GT 2.0, 5-speed
1973 (2) GTs, both 1.9 4-speed
1973 Ascona 4-door 1.9 4-speed A/C
1974 Manta, 1.9 Auto A/C
1975 Sportwagon 1.9 FI 4-speed A/C
1975 Fiat X19
It's in post #1 PaulOriginally Posted by azopelnut
"Yes, I do have a rifle rack in my Sportwagon"
I MUST have that! Got one for sale yet?
Excelsior
My Opel is your McLaren F1 street car!
Like I mentioned, I'll have some trouble finding the right mechanical clockworks. (have nothing more left) The length of the axle must have the right size (on witch the needles or blades are mounted) Don't know the the english words for that, those things to point the hours, minutes and seconds.Originally Posted by Excelsior
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Theo
Theo;Originally Posted by blauwmarc
To help you, the "axle" is called a "shaft" and the pointers are called "hands" Your english is very good, considering I work with Bosnians all dayHow long does the "shaft" have to be? Maybe some clockworks can be found here in the US to the specifications you need.
Gene
"Yes, I do have a rifle rack in my Sportwagon"
Here in the states, the local Wal*Mart or craft store sells clock motors with hands for about $5. Try walmart.com
1972 Opel GT, Owner since 1983
2001 Saab 9-5 SE 3.0 Turbo V6 Weeeeeeeeeee!!!
1973 GT, Parted out, R.I.P.
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