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#719645 02/09/2011 6:13 PM
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Anyone know if there was an electric clock option available for 1940 ?. If so, where was it mounted / what did it look like ?

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At a car show I saw this one on a steering wheel
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It's not your year truck, or a truck steering wheel.

Others I have seen in the rear view mirror.
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That picture is off ebay.(search "rear view mirror clock")
Its hard to make out but the name on the clock, but it may be listed on the link squeeze provided.

I also saw a accessory clock that cliped on the rear view mirror.
I have no idea what was offered for trucks
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Bruce, where were they on the same year model of car? If in the glovebox door, like the 37's, then maybe you could swap the govebox door??... just a thought.


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Here is a 1939 clock, presumably for a car?

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I think Ive seen a clock like the one in Tim's link above

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Look at the wood case on the left. Top glass shelf.
That pic is from a vendor at the Pomona S.wap meet. I might have his card.
Good Luck

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Thanks to for all the suggestions. The glove box door on my '40 has a curved face matching the dashboard, which makes a flat faced clock a little difficult to make look good. I will keep my eyes peeled for '37 - '40 cars to see if they are interchangable. It seems GM used stuff on cars a few years before they showed up on trucks - guess they were using up old stock *g*


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