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I believe a tilt column was available. I may be wrong, but they were available in 71 and 72. They were gm sourced and had a clear lens indicator, and "rim blow" style steering wheels.

Yes, I see that that protruding hump or whatever it's called at the bottom of the stock pick up is there to gauge the distance from the sump floor to the inlet. it looks to be anywhere between 1/4" to 3/8" of an elevation. I guess the second design will take a little more time in adjustment to...

Poly 318 or Ford Cleveland?

burden of proof is on the accuser..... prove it's NOT a GTX here's a tip for anyone wanting to rebody a car........... cut the donor body into several pieces and weld it all back together; then it appears to be a collection of parts from various cars :D

Nobody there got a Mopar plow truck? Tsk, tsk.

I have purchased new fuel bowls directly from Holley.

Couldn't find an available user name with "Satellite" in it? All kidding aside, we're going to need pics of the car, specs and your plans.

Mine has 15x7s and 245-60-15s all the way around in these pics None of mine rub at any time - ft or rear all stock suspension. Not sure what the back spacing is though.

That looks like an "AZ" state issued VIN.

Looks to me like the VIN tag was removed with the dash out of the car - and the rivets were carefully released from behind. When the dash was put back in the car the 'restorer' simply used some black silicone or urethane to glue it back in place. Another thought - can anyone prove this car is...

Make sure that you get the correct bowl, front/rear as you probably know are different than the center. Buy a new one, then you can play with your old one.

imo, the "powers that be" could find "issues" with half the restored cars out there if they choose to....... there are very few actual "survivors"

they did

I didn't know this was going to be an episode of graveyard carz ?

But it’s important that the parts come from legitimate sources. That’s why when you buy a body part from pull apart they put the vin on the receipt. Is it possible anyone on this forum HASN’T seen the original Gone in 60 Seconds?

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Looks like this is a case of "believe what you want to believe". :)

we are on the same page here........ car and truck bodies have been repaired with other car and truck bodies since the first model T's rolled off the line.......there is an entire "used parts" industry that exists to support it

The vin in the BJ add doesn't match the one that's been posted. At the bottom right... Also states bonded title, title in transit. (Bottom of page)