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#762602 07/15/2011 2:55 AM
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Hello, where is a good place that I can send my gauges to so they can be rebuilt to work like new? Thanks! Dave

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D&M Restorations. Mike has been doing it for years and years.
I don't know who will answer the phone but Mike's the man. Tell him Alvin said to call and he might give you a discount. I told him once any stovebolter that called in he better at least give them a 10% discount!!
1-800-722-0854 Greenville, S.C.

I've been doing business with Mike since about 1997 or '98. No problems and a lot of info and "education".


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Thanks so much forthereply! About what do you think would cost for both gauges?

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...if your talking about D&M ask them for an estimate. The guages are pretty straight forward on each of those but the speedometer may be different. I had to have a new speedometer head and other stuff and it was $135 bucks about 2 years ago but looks like brand new in my 52panel.

Note: on the speedometer face Mike can actually screnn print it if you want. For me, to save a few bucks I took my vinyl reface kit with me. I used vinyl on my 37 and it has held up very good for over 11 years.


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