Looks great! I've done it to my original clock which kept terrible time and a clock I got off of a parts car that keeps great time. Both look awesome. Glad it worked out for you too.
If the plastic rattles, you can rub a dab of silicone between the clock lens and the bezel.
Replacing Clock Glass
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spidernut
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John G.
1979 Spider (Owned since 2000)
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1979 Spider (Owned since 2000)
1971 124 Sport Spider (Owned since 2017)
1977 Spider (Sold 2017)
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PhillySpider
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Re: Replacing Clock Glass
Just intstalled the replacement lens from AR this afternoon. Looks great, but what a tedious task getting the bezel off/on... 