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Part found. Please delete I am looking for the intermediate bellhousing used on 1940 pickups that had a 4 cylinder. I know it is a longshot, but if anyone has one I have a project that needs one. Thanks

Re: Let’s see what you’re working on this winter I agree. My plan is to repair the damage without regard for cosmetics first. Get it driving again. And then decide what to do for the long term (paint, upholstery, etc.,or leave as is...).

Re: Let’s see what you’re working on this winter Trying to wake up my coupe from her 25+ year nap and to have her driveable by the Turlock Swap Meet. Need to fix the collision damage first, then brakes, fuel and other time related problems. The car was parked in a garage after another car...

If that is Tom, I actually visited him about a week ago. I have known him for many years but hadn't seen him in several years and didn't know he was a Ford guy until recently. His cars are inspiring.

Well at least now I don't feel bad about being confused. I think the vendors list the part in accordance with what Drolston posted, and my car is consistent with what Deuce Roadster posted. I am ordering the single post sender since that is the way my car is wired. Thank you gents.

Among the several things I need to do to get my 40 Coupe running is install the water temperature sending unit in the left head. Both Drake and Mac's list the single post sending unit as right side and the double post as the left side part. My 40 Ford book, and my wiring harness seem to agree...

I mostly need the straighter piece on the passenger side but will take a whole set to get it. Not looking for new, or show quality. Ugly is okay as long as it isn't bent or seriously rotted. Thanks.

Thanks everyone. I am assuming that the metal line in the car has the correct fitting but who knows. I have seen the Ford nut and ferrule on the aftermarket websites. Do I need to cut mine off and put on a new one? Also, I have seen the tank mounting hardware shown with one spring and...

I spent the better part of this afternoon forcing (for lack of a better word) an aftermarket gas tank into my 40 coupe. When I bought the car it came with a new, aftermarket gas tank, in the box, in the back seat. The original was pulled many years ago and the aftermarket tank was likely...