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02-10-11, 20:58
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I would throw my vote behind the midwest kit.
I do have a box of spare parts for the jeep and duece carbs and fuel pumps. If you can scan and show me an illustration of what you need I may well have it here. 
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03-10-11, 18:12
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I'd love to show you a picture here so all could see it but this won't let me make an album and is not clear on how to add a picture to a post or a reply so I'll have to wait for directions from the moderator or email you direct Rob...Thanks
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M38A1 CDN 53-32490 Last edited by Casey B; 03-10-11 at 18:19.
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03-10-11, 18:57
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Posting photos
The following thread may help you.
http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/showthread.php?t=19
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03-10-11, 22:27
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Picture of the missing piece
Here is a pic of the missing piece from the car rebuild kit i got the other day from way down Texas way. You can see the old parts and new replacements except the one that did not come with the kit so beware you might not get it either as they have yet to respond to an email and or phone call...? So it probably should be called a partial rebuild kit.
Mid west I guess
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06-10-11, 04:19
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I had a look in the carb/fuel pump box, and no joy there. Besides, I have heard tale that the original rubber bits do not like todays ethanol blends of gasoline, so you are better off with new production if you can get it. Seems to me I have read others saying they were missing those same pieces from their carb kits from other dealers, while raving about the quality and completeness of John's.
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