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CLOCKS 1800

posted by  1800 guy on  Wed Feb 15 06:40 CST 2006
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Years ago I found instructions on a website on how to replace the old (non-working) clock movement in a 1800 with a readly avalible, standard quartz, 12 volt movement. It even mentioned the movement model number. I saved it to my hard drive but that crashed.
Does anyone know how to preform this modification?

Old cars don't die, unless you let them.






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