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Ken Layton

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Antique parking meters
« on: December 20, 2015, 02:38:15 am »
If anyone collects antique (mechanical) parking meters, a friend of mine named Roger Wolf, manufactures replacement parts for the Duncan brand meters. His company is called Wolf Enterprises and also sells replacement parts for drive-in theater speakers. His website is:

http://driveinmfg.com/

He bought many of the tooling, dies, and molds from Duncan when Duncan discontinued making mechanical parking meters and concentrated on making only electronic meters.

Here's a copy of the Duncan mechanical meter service guide in pdf format.