Anyone have an old speedo cable for '28-29 they'd be willing to part with?

[Tim Ayers]

Hi All:

I have kind of an odd request. I have a rebuilt speedo for my '28 roadster that worked for 2 miles and then quit. I bought it at a swap meet "rebuilt" so I don't know who did the work and can't send it back to them.

I obviously need to take it out, but I'd like a piece of speedo cable that goes into the head unit to be able to spin it out of the car and on my bench. I'd rather not cut up my new one.

Does anyone have an old speedo cable that I could purchase from them?

Please send me a message if you can help.

Thanks,

Tim

[kbinde2]

Tim, Just sent you a PM..

[Tim Ayers]

Originally Posted by kbinde2

Tim, Just sent you a PM..

Thank you, Bob!

Fordbarn is such a great community!

[Ray in La Mesa]

Take a large nail, cut the head off, file it square to fit the speedo & whirl away. You have to run the drill in reverse.

[31a]

Be sure to remember the reverse part!!

[Dale G.]

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Speaking of speedometers, who in Texas is doing a fine job of rebuilding speedometers for Model A's? Thank you.

[Fred S]

Originally Posted by Dale G.

Speaking of speedometers, who in Texas is doing a fine job of rebuilding speedometers for Model A's? Thank you.

Eddys' Speedo Repair

SW Only

Morris Eddy
206 Ranch Circle
Kendalla, TX 78027

817-442-0479

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