Pentax 6x7 to 67II Repair

[Tom Taylor]

Received this in my inbox:

Free PENTAX SLR Health Check​

PENTAX Trained Technicians

In recent years film photography has experience a welcome resurgence, photography is a great hobby and a fantastic way to record the important moments in your life along with your travels for yourself and future generations.

Dust off your old Pentax film cameras and let us breathe new life into them.

We will check the following:

• Shutter speeds
• Metering
• Transport
• Light seals

All our health checks are done by Pentax Trained Technicians using Pentax OEM shutter testers.

If we find your camera requires any work we will let you know and you can choose what to have done or simply ask for the camera to be returned and pay the return postage only.

We carry in stock thousands of parts for K1000, KX, KM, Me-super, MX, LX, P30, 6x7 and Spotmatic cameras, almost all the Pentax film models. Because we have the parts in stock we can usually offer a fast repair service of between 7-10 working days.

This offer is exclusively available through Pentax User and the price we quote for any work will be discounted - Please mention Pentax User when sending the camera.

Please send your camera to the address below with your contact details:

Asahi Photo Ltd
Suite 55 Churchill House
137-139 Brent Street
Hendon
London
NW4 4DJ

If you require further information you can call us on 020 85606856, if you’d like to bring your camera in person please call ahead to arrange an appointment.

Alternatively get in touch with via our website’s contact form: Asahi Photo

Their website indicates that they work on all the 67 models from the 6x7 to the 67II.

 

[John Wiegerink]

This is very good information for Pentax owners and as a Pentax 67 owner it is now filed away for future use if needed. Hopefully it won't be needed, but you never know.

 

[abruzzi]

Definitely a good thing for people with a P67II. In the US, I believe Eric Henderson (pentaxs.com) still works on the earlier model, but not the II. He was Pentax trained as well, I believe.