Airguide Speedometer Replacement Lens

Hello All,

After much searching I have finally found a company that will make replacement lenses for Airguide speedometers. These replacement lenses will fit your 700 series (All chrome case with 4 color or black and white dial) and 2025 speedometers. Most 2025's have plastic lenses this is a GLASS replacement.

Needless to say the process is not cheap (MADE in the USA). I am offering a "pre-production" price to help make this project more affordable. $25 for undrilled and $30 for drilled.
If you are interested please contact me at coolboats@classicboatwork.com
I will send an invoice and update when I have more information on the time until delivery.

I had found some NOS lenses but they are gone.
Thank you,
Dean
Classic Boatworks

My site is www.classicboatwork.com
No, I never have joined ACBS.
Thanks,
Dean

Pete,   Click on his username, then scroll down to Visit his Homepage

I guess I didn't answer all the questions.
Yes, I do complete restorations. They are pricy.
I do not use plastic stencils for your dials, they are silk screened with solvent based (as opposed to water based) inks. Your dials are replaced with new metal dials. Many of your speedometers have plastic dials.
Thank you,
Dean

Left:   Plastic (kph-outer)
Right: Aluminum (mph-outer)

The aluminum face is attached at the black rivets, the plastic face spins freely when it's un-cased.

I don't need a total restoration, just a facelift.

I have been searching for years to find a match to the Airguide on the right.

I'm not in a huge hurry, so we could give this some more time to see if it sparks more interest.

I haven't heard from anyone but I am willing to make the dials with the "Miles" on the outside of the dial. I would like to have a few sold before investing in the artwork. Someone let me know if there is interest.
Dean

I will say that Deans looks to me like a more accurate representation than Dales.

Jackie Deens gauges look very very nice.

On Dales airguides, looks like he just slobbed the paint all over the needles, and in the wrong color.

If I had a customer, demanding the very best, pinching pennies is just not acceptable.