[Tony99SS]

Mention of Granatelli in another thread reminded me I have a 1998 cluster packed away that I had intended to send away to be converted to a 200mph speedo.

The Granatelli site doesn't market directly via the internet, urging anyone visiting to contact one of their vendors. Clicking the buy now link sends you to a vendor's page that doesn't list the conversion.

Do their vendors do the conversions? If so, anyone had experience with any particular one? Did you just have to contact them using that antique device - the telephone?

Anyone?
Boyce?
Bueller?

This post has been edited by Tony99SS: Apr 23 2006, 03:52 AM

[ProjectJ]

I called GMS last Friday evening (12th) when I saw this post. I waited on hold for 10 minutes or so and finally gave up as it was past time for me to go. I had meant to call them back on Monday, but forgot. I guess I should have written myself a note. I'll call them today when they open and see what I can find out. I realize it's too late for the original poster now (sorry), but I'd still like to know how they do it out of my own curiosity if nothing else.

I was telling Kevin the other day that I am pretty sure that you had to send it right to GMS and that we usually just sent you directly to them to make the purchase. We could probably make an invoice and bill you for the work, then set it up with them to bill us in turn - but it has been my/our experience that getting too many "cooks in one pot" can be a disaster sometimes when you are relying on another company to do things the way you do them (any company- not singling out GMS). There are alot of cases where just having something drop-shipped turns out to be a never-ending wait due to unforeseen delays and such.

I'll let you know what they tell me is the "preferred" method of ordering/shipping.

Thanks.