Re: IML: Value of Clocks for a '56

[RandalPark@xxxxxxx]

For what it is worth, I was given an NOS one as a gift, but would have gladly paid $100.00 for it. Incidently, it is the same as the clock for a '57 Lincoln Premier, but the hands and dial need to be switched over to the stuff for the Imperial. I think $25.00 each would be a fair price for non-working ones. 

The way things seem to be going on e-bay, you may be passing up an opportunity for early retirement if you sell them cheap instead of listing them as OEM parts for a '56 Imperial on the Web.

Paul

In an email dated Mon, 1 11 2004 10:20:02 pm GMT, JCantor791@xxxxxxx writes:

>I have a couple of extra clocks for a '56 that are in shape appearance wise 
>but not in working order. ?At a recent show, I was asked if I would be willing 
>to sell one, which I am but I'm at a loss for a good fair price. ?These clocks 
>would need to be either repaired (they'll work for a few minutes before 
>stopping again) or have their guts replaced with a quartz movement such as I have 
>for the clock that is in my car currently.
>
>Anyone have any suggestions on price?
>
>Thanks
>Jeff
>'56 Sedan
>Trenton, NJ
>
>
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