Glove box door clocks

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Michael,

My father in law was a watch maker and I have tons of stuff. Do you have a picture of what they look like or how long they are? Are they the same as a ’33?

Bill

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G’day Michael

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Have a look at website http://www.timesavers.com

Their catalogue of clock & watch stuff is nearly half an inch thick. No guarantee that they will have what you need but worth a look.

Jak.

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Michael,

There is a 36 P-A clock on eBay, it is being sold by John Cislak.

It has hands, but they are rough.

It may be worth a look.

Good hunting,

Peter

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They appear to be not tapered, black, and size may be figured by where they point on the numbers.

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Michael,

John’s clock might be the best option as the halo on the minute hand is unique. Item is 111279227582. Might be good to have a spare parts clock.

Bill

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Michael,

This is the correct clock for 1937 and 1938. 1936 is different in that it has a white face. I am looking for the correct clock for my 1937 coupe.

Steve

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I knew and forgot that these clocks are different. Actually, 36 has both white and brown faces, white denotes early production.

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