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    F-1 Radio and Speaker

    And what is the output of your radio?
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    F-1 Radio and Speaker

    One speaker or two? What type of speaker?
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    F-1 Radio and Speaker

    I think I have found a working radio for my 1950 F-1. I am in need of a speaker. I know that I can rewire a standard 6x9, but would rather find a period speaker and recone/refurbish. Any ideas where I can find one?
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    Rewiring- Looking for the braided jacketing

    Want to re pull all/most of the wiring in my 1950 F-1. Really want to find the harnesses that have the old style jacketing on them. It looks like braided clothe. Short of finding a a donor truck or making all of my own harnesses- anybody know the best place for electrical on our vehicles?
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    Fuel Push Rod in Pieces

    Thought I would upload some pictures The cap is what fell down in the block- I only initially got a glimpse of it You can tell the top part was welded and ground down Last picture is the whole thing together PO also made it too long- it is easy 1/8 inch longer than specs
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    Fuel Push Rod in Pieces

    Thanks for all the info- think I got my problem solved. In the process of ordering one. Think we are all good. Some of you guys are a hoot so I thought I would clarify a couple of things- 1) I am not Canadian 2) Every problem in the world can be solved under the hood of a ford 3) I'm a worse...
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    Fuel Push Rod in Pieces

    Ok so I have an aluminum intake ('50)- based on the pictures that were sent what I have is what they are selling. If you blow up the picture at Mac's you can see the lines at the separation between what appears to be the solid machined piece (top and bottom) and the hollow tube I experienced...
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    Fuel Push Rod in Pieces

    This is my first run at a flat head- needed to replace fuel pump- While I had it out decided to check the wear on the push rod. Nothing I had read said it would come out in pieces, but it sure did- There was one solid piece machine to insert into a hollow tube at the top, then another machined...
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