Clock Bezel 1966 ....

[Larry S.]

The bezel on my clock fell off and there is no sign of how it was attached to the clock body (I am going to rebuild the clock while out of the dash).
What type of glue would you suggest?

[William C.]

Re: Clock Bezel 1966 ....

Larry, as I recall, the bezel has (or had) pins molded into it's surface that were peened over to retain it to the clock case. A tiny tap and screw system might be a substitute, or the aftermarket (reproduction) vendors may have a replacement bezel available.

[Larry S.]

Re: Clock Bezel 1966 ....

Thanks Bill,
Yes, I will consider tapping and screwing it on.
Larry

[Roger P.]

Re: Clock Bezel 1966 ....

Larry:
I recently had my clock restored and it turned out great! It keeps decent time and looks brand new. It cost less than $ 100.00 for the service, so unless you are determined to do it yourself, you might want to consider sending it out. I would highly recommend Bill Harrison in Jupiter, Florida who restored my clock. His work is very good, and his turn-around time is very quick. If you are interested, let me know and I will gladly look up his telephone number. You can also check out his website -- I believe it is Harrison Speedometers.

Good luck,
Roger (50141)

[Larry S.]

Re: Clock Bezel 1966 ....

Thanks Roger. Ill check it out.