Hi Jeff,
The Speedo cable in my M-715 cargo truck was bant and broken when I got it
and after finding none available, I took it to
a speedometer repair shop locally. What the hell, I had nothing to loose,
right? The old guy didn't even bat an eye at the
truck. He made up a new cable and install it in about 30 minutes. He even
checked out the speedometer too. The whole thing cost me $50. Try a
regular automotive speedo place. Just my $.02 worth.
best regards,
Jim
MVPA #17216
At 23:22 06/22/2001 -0400, Jeffrey cerniglia wrote:
>Hello everyone,
> Just put a deposit on a 54 M37 but it needs a
>speedometer cable as I am planning on driving it about 200 miles
>to my house, all secondary roads of course, yes I know it only
>has a top speed of 45-50 and yes I know that it will suck down gas.
>My question is where can I buy a new replacement Speedometer cable??
>I have searched online but have not found one yet. While driving
>those back roads I am sure there will be plenty of local police watching
>me go by and aiming there little radar guns at me. Any help would be great, TIA
>
>Jeff Cerniglia
>1954 M37
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