I just got my clock back from Steve Titus at autoclockrepair.com. The clock had been missing an LCD segment. The turn around time was about a week and the clock looks great, all segments display. The cost was $37 and Steve offers a lifetime guarentee on his work. He did say that mine was the 1st RX-7 clock that he worked on.

So, if your clock is not showing all of the segments you might want to give him a try.

 

Good to know, thanks for the info!

 

^^^I 2nd that. A reliable source to service and repair the OEM radios and casette players would be nice too. Most local places are not into restoring old units, they just tell you they are not economical to repair and suggest buying something new.