Speedometer Repair Shop Recommendation?

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Speedometer Repair Shop Recommendation?

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Hey guys, I need to get the speedometer head rebuilt for my '68 F250. Do you have any recommendations for a reliable and reasonable speedo shop? I've done some searching but nobody stands out and I'll take a referral any time possible. Happy to ship it anywhere in the US. Location doesn't matter.

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There are a few places I was able to find but I've never used them personally.


http://www.bills-speedometer.com/
http://dandmrestoration.com/speedometer-repair/

Depending on the repair cost, you can still get new ones through DC.


https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/trucks ... d-spo-line
http://fordification.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=67810


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Thank you!
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For over 30 years there was a A+ speedometer shop, (that's all he did-rebuilt mine in my old Bronco for me) in my town of Naples, Florida.
But i can't seem to locate him anymore, (seems it was called A-1 Speedometer)?
Here's the nearest search i found in Atlanta:
www.atlantaspeedometer.com

And one in Miami Florida:
http://www.miamispeedometer.com/speedom ... es-fl.html
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Re: Speedometer Repair Shop Recommendation?

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You might consider replacing the head. I bought a replacement several years ago and it was less expensive than rebuilding. With the number of overseas parts coming into the US getting quality replacement for the internals is questionable while a replacement unit FORD OEM has more of chances of surviving. My thoughts, good luck.
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