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I just got in new sender units from Macs' Auto. Comes with new screws and gaskets. So, looks like the bit of drilling and re-tapping will be in SAE.
The Fuel pick-up uses BA then? OK, I have taps for that... Thanks everyone for responding! Oh, while I didn't find the extension for the distributor, I did find one in the box of spare distributor parts that came with the carrier. Will be putting it allon this weekend. Also got in a new Fuel pump so I may already be prepared for a dead fuel pump gasket from sitting so long. I did a pretty good search under the engine with hands and a reach magnet, with no luck, I had just vaccumed the inside of the hull pretty thoroughly only a few days before this. A few nuts and bolts and two live .38 S&W bullets with bad primers! Oh, a rebuild plate on the front right side of the engine says it was rebuilt in 48. More details to follow for those that are interested! Again, everyone! Thanks for your help!! |
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