Clock refurbishment/repair

[ReubenVP]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FREELANDER-RO ... SwyQtV4Ie5

This is an excellent service whereby you send your clock to have the pixels repaired. I had sent my clock for repair and received it within a few days. It was as good as new and was much cheaper than buying a brand new clock. It only costs £20 (plus £3.85 postage).

[Johnny 216GSi]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FREELANDER-RO ... SwyQtV4Ie5

This is an excellent service whereby you send your clock to have the pixels repaired. I had sent my clock for repair and received it within a few days. It was as good as new and was much cheaper than buying a brand new clock. It only costs £20 (plus £3.85 postage).

Yep - I've met this guy. He's a very clever chap, based in Bromsgrove, West Mids. He also does other interesting things for classic car owners like modifying period audio equipment to fit aux/line sockets for audio from a phone or media player. He just doesn't publicise that kind of work so much...

[rover416]

first class service ordered 2 clocks on Thursday, posted the old units on the Friday and had the new units on the Monday

[ROVER-25X]

Yep, good service if you have no idea how to fix it, handy for a lot of folks.

[PGTips]

After finding out about this service from the foum, I posted the clock from my Rover 416 (96) on a Thursday - Got it back in perect working order on the Saturday. Great service. I'm glad I found out about this as it saved me potentially spending a lot of money trying to source a replacement clock. Highly recommended.

[RoverTD]

As I was heading that way, I dropped mine off one day about lunch time, at his house & it arrived fixed the following morning in the post. Cant get much better than that.

[GTiJohn]

Jes is still doing sterling service in these difficult times

[Topcat Tomcat]

I used his services for two clocks from the Tomcats. Perfect.

[RetroRacer]

This is an excellent service whereby you send your clock to have the pixels repaired. I had sent my clock for repair and received it within a few days. It was as good as new and was much cheaper than buying a brand new clock. It only costs £20 (plus £3.85 postage).

Yep - I've met this guy. He's a very clever chap, based in Bromsgrove, West Mids. He also does other interesting things for classic car owners like modifying period audio equipment to fit aux/line sockets for audio from a phone or media player. He just doesn't publicise that kind of work so much...

This is great news! Thank you for sharing

[itcaptainslow]

I had my BRM clock repaired by this chap a couple of years ago and he’s spot on-communicates well and his work is great.