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For all of us trying to restore our beloved cars back to
the way they came ( from the factory ), we are now being hit with another whole round of insanity - HARDWARE ! Take a look at these few items I have been following on ePay: This little intake manifold stud cost $127.28 ![]() This original upper alternator adjusting bolt setup cost $212.49 ![]() This prize of valve cover bolts cost $406.00 ![]() These Muncie transmission mounting bolts cost $127.50 ![]() Now, conversly, these little gems didn't seem so bad: Transmission to crossmember mounting hardware for $41.95 ![]() Transmission mount to tail shaft mounting hardware for $36.95 ![]() And lastly, how about an original SHP throttle arm for $225.00 ![]() Who said that the little things in life didn't matter ! ![]() ![]() I may have to consider spending Saturdays in local junkyards looking for these original hardware pieces. The $$ being spent here border on the insane. One of the few remaining things I needed to get for my restoration were original hardware. I put those off because the cost wasn't that big of an issue - THEN. Wish I had jumped the gun on this one...... ![]() Steve
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