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#277681 05/08/13 06:05 PM
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I have the 36 car glove box that has the clock and ash tray,the clock that came with it is electric but would rather have a wind up clock,does anyone know if there is a wind up clock that I can put in place of the electric. My 37 p/u that it will be going in has been converted to 12 volts but would rather have a wind up that I can use when I am driving the truck and not have to worry about the battery draining during a long storage.


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the easiest thing to do is go with a rearview mirror windup clock.


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