Clock

[adonh]

In the 70's model trailers a 4" round battery operated clock was mounted in the front center cabinet console along with an outside Temp thermometer. The clock in my 1976 has not worked in years. I would like to keep the clock face and trim but install new clock hands and battery hardware. I though I would try Hobby Lobby and see what they had. Any other suggestions. The thermometer still works fine.
Thanks

Don

[wolverine]

We have had good luck with an online company www.klockitcom. They have an excellent selection of movements, hands, etc. with very reasonable prices. They're customer service is great. You just need to search for the style and lenght of the hands for your clock, select a battery movement, and order. We picked a clock with automatic adjustment for daylight savings time and sure enough it changed Sunday right on schedule.

[silverleeper]

Hi Don, Thats a great plan. Here is an example of whats out there. Klockit - The World's Leading Clock Kit and Part Supplier to Clockmakers for 35 years. A hobby shop will have what you need also look for a clock repair shop in your area. They should have good supply of moments to choose from too.

wolverine was faster then me.