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Old 11-17-2022, 12:55 AM
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First time I've seen this thread, what an amazing 442 survivor!! I didn't realize these style fuel pumps could be restored, I'll have to look into this for the original from my GTO.
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First time I've seen this thread, what an amazing 442 survivor!! I didn't realize these style fuel pumps could be restored, I'll have to look into this for the original from my GTO.
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Great, thank you for that!
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Those crimp style pumps are used on Fords too, they can be rebuilt to look new.
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Any new updates or photos? Love this car!
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Any new updates or photos? Love this car!
Crash has the tranmission right now. The trans was a little noisey and tough to get into reverse when warm. I suspect after all the years the car sat, there is a bearing inside that got pitted up in spots.

Been working on a couple of things including a new aquisition for myself. Details to soon follow.......
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