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#176459 06/23/10 08:17 PM
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I just had a good experience with repair and calibration of my '36 truck's temp gauge. It quit working after I did an R&R on the dashboard to repaint it. After a great suggestion from our own Chipper, I contacted:

The Temperature Gauge Guy
Roy Martin
172 Laurel Hill Drive
So. Burlington VT 05403
802-862-6374

I mailed him my gauge on 6/11, and I received it back today, 6/23. Fast service, and he did a perfect job of replacing the tubing and capsule so that it works just like new! Reasonable price too. I'm back on the road againdriving!

Wally


1936 Low Cab Pickup
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iagree He repaired the temp gauge in my Aero too, and did a great job.


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Roy has done work for me for many, many years. Always a great job at a reasonable price.

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Thanks for the info.

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Thanks for the help!


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