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I picked one to put on my 37 p/u and it has a electric clock,my 37 has been converted to 12 volts so the clock will have to be converted but I was wondering if anyone knows if a wind up clock was available for it. I would prefer a wind up so it would not drain the battery and would probably be cheaper to repair then get one converted.
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Grease Monkey
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Use a 6 volt lantern battery , with a 1 amp fuse to power the clock , will last forever .
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Oil Can Mechanic
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A wind up clock, if it existed at all for that car, probably went in the rearview mirror, not the glovebox door.
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I got a quote to get it fixed and will do it soon.
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Backyard Mechanic
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junk yard jeff
Just FYI.....a lot of truck guys, when interchangeable, use the car glove box door with the clock in place of the trucks original.....some just cut out a hole and use them so if you have some car glove boxes with clocks hang onto them :) ( I think 37 was one of those years but my memory is getting foggy)
1937 Chevy 1/2 ton Pickup
1950 Chevy Styleline Deluxe Coupe
1953 Chevy 1/2 ton Panel Delivery
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I have the 36 car glove box door that will bolt in
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