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    How to test the condenser for the Early Ford V8's

    Can someone explain about the Tubman condensers? Thank you.
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    Blackhawk model S-4 floor jack

    I know this is off topic, but it is related to the early Fords and I need some help. I inherited my father's Blackhawk 4 ton floor jack when he passed on and it needs some service. I can find nothing on the internet (youtube, etc) about working on this and there are no local shops. Is...
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    1949 Mercury Fuel Pump

    In my experience, many times the cork gasket at the top of the glass bowl has dried out and cracked thus allowing the pump to suck air and not gas. If the cork gasket is cracked, you might be able to buy a new one at NAPA. If unable to buy a new one, you will need to cut one from a sheet of...
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    Differential i.d.

    Can someone tell me what differential the 63 Lincoln used (ie Dana-44, etc)? Thank you for your time and trouble.
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    various ignition parts

    I recently came across a lot of various ignition parts (plugs, points, condensors, brushes, etc) by different manufacturers (Champion, AC, Delco-Remy, Blue Streak, Standard, Tungsten). Is there a website where I can find the application for these parts? Thank you for your time and trouble.
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    L-Z carbs

    I recently came across some L-Z carbs (model 06H, with Lincoln Zephyr inscription) that have a 4 bolt base and will fit on the 49-51 Merc intake. Has anyone had experience with these? Flow rates compared to stock Merc carb? Appreciate your thoughts and advice.
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    Who's the guy that sells old car magazines?

    I have some old issues. If you are still looking, please feel free to contact me. R. Sellers
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    Man is it hard to find a flathead guy in Ok.

    The last I heard, Rex Gardner was still in Grove, OK. He ran flatheads in 'The Great Race' across the U.S. Good luck with your project.
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