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Title: Fulvia Coupe Veglia Dash Clock Post by: KeithWade on 07 March, 2019, 11:15:22 AM I have just successfully dismantled such a clock, cleaned, lubricated and re-built it if anyone is considering doing the same thing. Requires patience and care but looks better than the Kienzle (centre winder) one which must have been fitted as a replacement at some point. Any questions as to how it went then don't hesitate........
Title: Re: Fulvia Coupe Veglia Dash Clock Post by: Wrenched on 05 January, 2020, 12:33:01 AM Hi, I imagine that was a delicate job, perhaps too much so for my fingers or talent. My clock isnt working and I assumed , if it's like others of the period, that it would be due to burned contacts. Is it not so?
Title: Re: Fulvia Coupe Veglia Dash Clock Post by: Jaydub on 05 January, 2020, 08:33:30 PM Hi Hugh, a company in Abercrave, Wales "Speedy Cables" will update most dash clocks to a modern printed circuit so you don`t have that problem anymore. Tel.01639 732213. I have used them for many years for refurbishing instruments, hand brake, clutch, Speedometer etc. cables manufactured to pattern.
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