Tach Repair Recommendation?

[ss427copo]

So....I found out I AM THE GUILTY ONE on why my tach stopped working. While "gentlty" blowing air to clear out the 40 years of dust on the 67 Impala Big Car, I kinda destroyed one of the delicate "clock-type" coil springs
So...who has a good recommendation to ship & repair? I found "The Tach Man" from http://www.tachman.com/gm.htm who seems knowledable from Greer, NC; any thoughts?
Jeffx2

[camarojoe]

He's done work for me. No complaints.

[farone]

Stay away....Far away.....

[Mr70]

I recommend Gary the Tachman too.
He did real nice work for me and in a timely fashion.
He even alerted and advised me NOT to have him re-screen my original 6500 redline tach as I asked him to,as it would be noticed,and wasn't that bad to begin with.Said it was to scarce an item to monkey with,and he was right.
I know there are a few on here who won't return to him though.
Just tell him Ken Tibor sent you,then duck..

[mockingbird812]

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Stay away....Far away.....

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What's up Frank? Am also looking for a tach resto. You can respond here or pm me - thanks!

[67BobcatGTO]

Hi

[Salvatore]

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Stay away....Far away.....

[/ QUOTE ] I double second that! Try these guys. They fixed the Tachmans work. Auto Instruments.com Collinsville, Va. 877-450-0110. Much more affordable too.

[mockingbird812]

Thanks for the input!

[72-SS-L48]

I've used Gary "The Tachman" a few times. No issues at all. Although I called him a few months back to send him another tach I wanted rebuilt, and he told me he no longer worked on Sun Tachs.

I have never used Williamson's tach repair but I have heard very good things about them.

-Dave

[67BobcatGTO]

If you want NOS quality work backed by extensive warranties. Give us a shot. www.instrument-specialties.com

Mike