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    Hand crank extension length

    J D. I have a Ford built WW II Jeep and that length seems to fit properly. I can use it if you would like to sell!!
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    OIL PAN 41-42 Pick Up 4 cyl

    Gentlemen, Looking for a Steel Oil Pan and/or Drain Plug for a 1941-42 4 cylinder truck engine. This is the stamped steel pan not the cast iron pan. Drain plug part number is 91A-6730. Thank you for any help or leads. Brad
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    1936 Steering Wheel standard source

    Trying to source a repro steering wheel. Tried the usual with no success. D-Carpenter, B-Drake. Mac Ford Site is impossible to navigate! Appreciate any thoughts and help.
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    COIL Resistor-Circuit Breaker

    Thanks, I checked the boxes today and one does have an -A suffix. The other box has NO letter code. So I have to assume that is the later style. Any idea what the "cut-out" amp current draw is for the breaker to activate? I appreciate the input. Always learning something new.
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    COIL Resistor-Circuit Breaker

    Gentlemen, I have 2 (NOS) Coil Resistor Circuit Breaker assemblies for my 41 truck. Both came in boxes labeled 01A-12250. However looking thru the perforated metal cover over the circuit breaker portion there appears to be an obvious difference. One has a few turns of heavy gauge copper wire...
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    Crank Handle Extension 24"

    Looking for the Extension that is approximately 24" long. I have been told it could be an early PU?? This extension has the 1/2" square on the crank handle end and the two cast "ears" on the crank shaft nut end. The lug nut end of the handle is for the 3/4" lug nut. Appreciate any help.
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    Hand Brake Lever- Toothed Sector

    Looking for the "toothed" sector of the emergency hand brake handle. OR the complete handle assembly for a truck. Parts book identifies it as # B-2795 and/or B-2795-B. This is the part the bolts to the transmission and has the ratchet teeth to hold the brake handle in position when engaging...
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    Distributor Point Lock Nut

    Gentlemen, FYI, A fellow sent me a stationary point threaded #8-32tpi x 3/8" that appears to fit the breaker plate. The movable point arm does interchange with the Ford flat head. Apparently HOLLEY used an un-common fixed point. The complete internal assembly can be swapped with an Auto-Lite...
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    Distributor Point Lock Nut

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    Distributor Point Lock Nut

    Gentlemen, What I have is 1941 Ford built Jeep. It uses the 4 cyl truck/tractor engine with some major changes; down draft manifold with a Holley carb, a cam operated fuel pump, a right angle drive distributor housing with a Holley distributor. And a host of other government required changes...
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    Distributor Point Lock Nut

    Help Please, Working on a 1941 4 cylinder. My Parts Manual calls for a LOCK NUT # 355823 S7 to lock the stationary point in position after setting the point gap. Can someone help with the nut size and threads per inch. THANKS!
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    Voltage Regulator Help to ID?

    Thank you folks for the input. Especially the pictures of the NOS units. My parts book lists the PN as 01A-10505-C. And the Generator PN is 1NC-10000. This is for the 4 cylinder application. Looking thru the "Orange" early FORD parts book and the "Green" later parts book it seems the...
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    Voltage Regulator Help to ID?

    This voltage regulator is said to be an OE for Ford 6 volt Positive ground "B" circuit operation. Approximately 1941 vintage. I've never seen one stamped like this, although the color coding appears to be correct for the wiring harness. I would like to verify if in fact FORD OR aftermarket...
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    Spring Pedal Return 11A-7523

    Gentlemen, Looking for 1 or 2 Pedal Return Springs. Number 11A-7523. Parts manual says it's 7.3" long. This fits a variety of years and applications. Thanks for Help.
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    Oil Pressure Sender 50 psi

    I am looking for a NOS or good take out 50 psi oil pressure sender unit. Part number 48-9278. Working on a 4 cylinder truck motor and book calls for the 50 psi unit. Thanks for help and leads.
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