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Old 06-14-2011, 04:33 PM
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I've found the Smiths and the Auto.., but if you go to this link and look at the clock in the car t is not a 2-1/16th diameter. Galaxie clocks I've found have all been square, and only a couple of Falcon dash clocks, that aren't right either. Odd one, but I'm determined. Keep those cards and letters coming. thank you
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Galaxie clocks I've found have all been square, and only a couple of Falcon dash clocks, that aren't right either.

Read my post #6 above again....the 1962 Galaxie clock is the basis of the assemblies used in Cobras. You have to be specific to 1962 and not just ask for Galaxie clocks. 1962 Galaxie clocks are not rare used and not very rare NOS. They are usually not cheap if they run. Any major obsolete Ford parts dealer should have at least one in stock.

Yesterday there were 1962 Galaxie instrument clusters in auctions on ebayŽ, one showing an excellent picture of the clock mounted in it. Search "galaxie clock 1962".
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