[Raimondo]

Alfisti,

My '64 Giulia Spider was purchased with only the suspension on the body and the rest in boxes or crates. How do I determine if my gauges work or not before I install them? I know that I could have purchased a running car, but where's the fun in that?!

In an older thread about gauges, someone mentioned that a shop in New Mexico did cleaning & restoration work. I called to discover that the person who owned the shop has passed away and one of the individuals who worked there has purchased the business from POs widow.

The new owner wanted $3,100 to restored all three gauges. Sweet mother of pearl! Surely, someone can recommend a shop with a much more reasonably-priced service that $3,100!

Thanks,

Ray

 

[Ohiospider1975]

Palo Alto Gauges Restores gauges for a little less than $2000, but it can take over a year.

 

[kuni123456]

I purchased new gauge inserts from Parts Correct and you might contact them about gauge restoration.

 

[Raimondo]

Kuni,

I checked their website and it seems they are restoring the Giulietta gauges, but I saw nothing regarding Giulia gauges.

I have to admit I really prefer the Giulietta gauges with the white lettering, but I have a Giulia, though I have heard of Giulias being delivered with the Giulietta style gauges. Any truth to that?

Thanks

Ray

Any more pictures of that beautiful white car with the blue/gray interior?!

 

[kuni123456]

I also had my gauges repaired at North Hollywood Speedometer and Clock Company.

 

[kuni123456]

This a photo of the car and me taken at my parent's house in August, 1974. The same car with a racing seat, but with Pirelli CN36 175/70 15 tires. I know that you cannot buy new CN36 tires so I bought the original Pirelli tires.