Ron,
If you get tired of living with the defects, try Palo Alto Speedometer.
http://www.paspeedo.com/
They ONLY do speedometers.
bs
Ronald J. Ray wrote:
> I sent my speedometer to Moma for repair a few years ago as the odometer was
> not working. Moma refurbished the entire speedometer, sent it back, and the
> odometer was still not working. Nor was the speedometer calibrated
> correctly. I called Margaret Lucas and she instructed me to return the
> speedometer to her. I had to pay the shipping cost. Moma returned the
> speedometer with an operable odometer. The speedometer is still of 10
> percent and the far left digit wheel of the odometer (10,000) turned
> constantly with the tenth of a mile digit wheel. After two chances to make
> it right, I saw no point in paying the shipping cost to return it again. So
> now I just live with the defects.
>
> Ron
>
>
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'67 Austin-Healey 3000 '56 Austin-Healey 100M
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