[TR] Smiths Classic Mechanical Water Temperature Gauge from MerlinMoto...
Loumetelko at aol.com
Loumetelko at aol.com
Tue Feb 24 18:04:42 MST 2015
I refuse to read the juvenile comments below about MO-MA without a
rebuttal. About twelve years ago I sent all six of the original gauges (notice
correct spelling) from my 54 TR2. With the gauges I also sent the tachometer
and speedometer cables and fuel tank float. About 45 days later all were
returned in absolutely beautiful condition - I was awed by their
appearance. Now almost 35,000 miles later all remain perfect in both appearance and
operation. To say that the now deceased Margaret or Joey would say to you
they prefer Pebble Beach customers or treated you like a tier five customer
is a crock. I have and always will recommend MO-MA as the best of the
best.
In closing, I will renew my pleading with Mark, our esteemed leader, to
enforce a rule stating that any bashing of vendors while naming names will
result in a minimum six months suspension!
Lou Metelko
Auburn, Indiana
54 TR2LD
I've been buggered by this dilemma some years back. I did send my
original guages to Mo-Ma for rebuild, only to get them back with no cosmetics to
the faces or needle and with the gas guage going bad within the first
driving season. Cost? $700. To be fair, Mo Ma made it clear, their first
priority was to Pebble Beach type customers. Fine. But as a hobbyist, I don't
particularly like being treated like a tier five customer who was made to
wait 6 months for my product back. Maybe the other guage specialists are
better....
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