My new clock
 

In the interest of recycling materials I took and old inoperable clock from a 911 and grafted the movement from a broken battery operated clock and grafted it into the 911 clock. I had an old cylinder jug from a defunct 912 and voila it fit perfectly (with gasket)

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1552054674.jpg
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Very cool. How can I order one? ;)

Awesome!

Cool

I have six jugs from my 3.2 Carrera sitting in my garage. Put new in on recent rebuild and cant seem to throw them a way.

Mancave art.

Me like.

That's cool, useful art.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1552057899.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1552057899.jpg

NICE!

That's pretty cool. Do you have any old dilavar studs to out in the holes?

(And I hate to be that guy, but your clock isn't quite clocked...)SmileWavy

that is awesome.

Cool. Very creative.

Nice.

I'd clean the cylinder fins more but that's just me.

Thanks fellas. I'm going to media blast the cylinder, eventually. The photos are "preliminary design studies" ;)

BTW, thanks for rotating the photos.

Cheers,
Mike

Nice..
Multi-purpose jugs!

very cool. I have been meaning (for a decade or so) to turn mine into a desk clock since it was working fine when I replaced it with a boost gauge

I have an old clock sitting/waiting on my workbench, too. Just need an old cylinder like the OP to turn it into a desk clock.