Clock repair time

[47heaven]

Ok...it's time to get the old clock repaired and converted to accept 12v or maybe a 12v to 6v reducer. I was checking on the main site to see who does good clock repair or conversions. Found a few, but not sure who to go with. Any recommendations? Looking for a place or someone who can repair or convert that won't take me to the bank or have my clock for weeks. Is it possible?

[builtfercomfort]

This is from the HAMB vendor section.

Reports seem to be good work, he's a little backed up right now. Never dealt with them myself.

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[RobertKB]

I have recently had my clock in my 38 Chrysler done as well as in a 48 Chrysler I am working on. Took both to a clock/watch repair place locally and he said both movements were in good shape and just basically needed cleaning. He said needing a good clean is very common with the older clocks that have probably never been opened up since they were new. He also filed the points very gently. I would just have yours done the same way. If you are running 12 volts a reducer would work.