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I have a couple of electronic tach's that nee repair. Googled it and came up with all sorts of companies that do this. Any recomendations or warnings on places you have used?
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Try Williamson's in Arkansas. Didn't do any tachs for me, but did do a couple of clocks a long time ago and haven't had any problem with them.. They repair all sorts of gauges, etc.
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Try Williamson's in Arkansas. Didn't do any tachs for me, but did do a couple of clocks a long time ago and haven't had any problem with them.. They repair all sorts of gauges, etc. X2
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I talkd to Williamson Friday. Nice guy. Not cheap but the other two companies I talked to were not cheap. He at least gave me a definate price. Mailed it to him Friday. The one I am getting repaired is a Rotunda from Ford. Its the same as the Sprint tach that they put in the Falcon Sprints in '63 and up. I paid $25 for it in '63 or '64. Ran it in my '58 Ford, my '57 Bird, and it's been in the Mustang for years but I am just now in the process of getting it on the road. Its a period correct piece for the Mustang.
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