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My friend from Calgary had a low km/h speedometer and wanted me to convert it to a high kilometer face and calibrate it to read correctly. He also wanted the same logo as his tach so they would match.
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This is a new, reproduction '68 to '71 speedometer face, to which I have added kilometers for those of you who live in areas where km/h is used. I can either provide you with the face plate, or add the km/h graphics to your existing face.
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My customer wanted his 85 MPH Speedometer converted to a 140, and calibrated to read correctly.
The 140 normally came with the kilometers in blue, and had a Corvette logo that was standard to the 140.
He asked if I could make the kilometers in orange like his 85 MPH speedo and change the logo to match the one on his Tach.
He was pleased with the finished product.
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1964 Corvette gauge Cluster, restored.
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65 to 67 fuel gauge before....
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And after restoration.
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A newly restored 1966 Corvette gauge cluster. Front and back.
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My customer found what he thought was an unrestorable Tach, but he took a chance and sent it. He'd just put in a high HP crate engine and asked if this could be restored and if I could change it to reflect a 6500 Red Line, (which was unavailable in those years, 80 to 82). It just needed some TLC and a quality new circuit board and it looks great, and works perfectly.
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