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I just did a search on "smith gauges rebuilt" and came up with this plus a few more.
https://www.britishmiles.com/parts/gauges.html
https://www.britishmiles.com/parts/gauges.html
I suggest that you contact www.gaugeguys.com, the owner of British Miles, in my humble opinion, is a bit of a kook.
You can also try https://www.nisonger.com/
(I concur, the British Miles guy is a bit of a !@#$%^&*()
-Jeff
(I concur, the British Miles guy is a bit of a !@#$%^&*()
-Jeff
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A lot of our club members have used nisonger with good results.
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You can't go wrong with Nisonger. First-class work. A bit pricey, you might say, at about $100 for a speedo or tach rebuild, but when they are done, your gauge looks and works as new.
I have a later-model transmission in my B, and they were able to recalibrate my early speedo so I've got an accurate gauge. I couldn't be happier.
I have a later-model transmission in my B, and they were able to recalibrate my early speedo so I've got an accurate gauge. I couldn't be happier.