WANTED: CB77 Speedometer

Eljeef · Post by **Eljeef** » Sat Feb 06, 2010 7:11 pm

It's somewhat different but here is the link. http://kitchener.kijiji.ca/c-ViewAdLarg ... =166588169 Jeff

Spargett · Post by **Spargett** » Sat Feb 06, 2010 10:26 pm

I ended up having Foreign Speedo in San Diego rebuild mine. They were quick, just about a week's time. Old lubrication needed to be cleaned up and one of gears needed to be replaced.

$180 total. And they did a great job at cleaning it up overall as well. I recommend them.

Eljeef · Post by **Eljeef** » Sun Feb 07, 2010 12:24 am

Spargett wrote:I ended up having Foreign Speedo in San Diego rebuild mine. They were quick, just about a week's time. Old lubrication needed to be cleaned up and one of gears needed to be replaced.

$180 total. And they did a great job at cleaning it up overall as well. I recommend them.

Excellent! I'd rather keep an original anyday. On a side note, I've been looking through your posts on your site. It's obvious you'd recommend the por-15 over that other product for taking care of a rusted fuel tank. I used CLR and nuts and bolts and a lot of seishing. I need to redo it with something more thorough. Jeff.

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WANTED: CB77 Speedometer

Found a 1964 nos one for $269 Canadian dollars