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#532808 04/28/2009 1:07 AM
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Can anyone tell me who sells a new or rebuilt speedometer for 1941-46 chev.truck?the rest of the gauges are good except for that on. thanks Paul([email protected])

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jim carter , american classic , bowtie bits ,,chevy of the 40's and a few other places

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Might want to look into getting your old one rebuilt. It'd probably be a lot better quality than the new repro stuff. I had mine done many years ago and it's still working fine. Company that did the work isn't, though. (It's a)shame.

David Bush

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Or try rebuilding it yourself.

All it takes is a little patience.


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I agree, rebuild it your self. It is really a very simple
mechanism


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I just bought one for my '54 GMC from http://scottspeedometer.com/

Looks like a row of '41-46 ones on the shelf in the picture on the web page.


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