Smiths Tachometer Calibration and Repair

I guess the Peter Satori tachometer repair a few days earlier didn’t work as the MGB GT was taken to International Speedometer & Car Radio Sales and Service in Pasadena to have the tachometer impulse repaired on July 16, 1970. You’ve got to love stores with names like “International Speedometer & Car Radio Sales and Service”, definitely have an idea of what they do. At any rate, $17.80 for parts and $2.80 for labor and the tach is working again.

International Speedometer & Car Radio Sales and Service, Pasadena, California
International Speedometer & Car Radio Sales and Service, Pasadena, California

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