Posted by Doc Dave (in MD) [172.68.65.219] on Wednesday, March 28, 2018 at 06:24:56 :
In Reply to: B3PW Gauge & Speedometer Restoration posted by Dean [172.69.42.49] on Tuesday, March 27, 2018 at 12:24:37 :
I would say it depends on what you want done. Do the gauges need to be restored in appearance like what Joe showed? It looks like they did good work.
Or is there something internally wrong with how it works?
I’ve used John Wolf for sender problem diagnosis and repair, and was pleased.
But, I had a bad experience with them with the repair of a power wagon speedometer that was not close at all with the speed it showed/indicated. Apparently, at least in 2010, only one person in the business, Mr. Wolf himself, would do antique gauge “internals”. And, he is crusty, to be diplomatic..
If it was an internal/calibration issue with a speedo, I would go elsewhere.
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