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I have a dual gauge from a 66 Sprite that needs "refreshing". Who's the best person to do this work. I know of two in the UK but would prefer to have it done on this side of the pond.
 
Thanks Jack. I should have remember that. But then there are a lot of things I should remember but don't.
 
I got a rebuilt one off Ebay, has been working out quite well.
 
Whitephrog said:
I know of two in the UK but would prefer to have it done on this side of the pond.
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I don't know about the UK ones, which are they? :smile:
 
Whitephrog said:
I have a dual gauge from a 66 Sprite that needs "refreshing". Who's the best person to do this work. I know of two in the UK but would prefer to have it done on this side of the pond.
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I've always heard great things about Palo Alto Speedometer. The did the speedo in my 1946 Austin 10.

https://www.paspeedo.com/

Gerard
 
I checked with MoMa about rebuilding my fuel gauge, and Palo Alto was substantially less and much faster.
 
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