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Here is my filter aka chainsaw air filter. It does exert much outward force but I needed the vice grips to keep the plastic part down for the picture. No problem once installed in the car

Thanks for the help. Your comments verified what I was thinking so I appreciate it. I think I can fab a filter to "catch the big particles".

Dave. Thanks. That's what I thought although the rod had a boot on it which I suppose wasn't hurting anything As for the filter. The manual shows this. I'm missing the filter so what am I risking by leaving it out? I suppose the old one crumbled away after 50 years.

The rubber bushing fits in the bore of the MC but if it's in there the push rod can't seat all the way in. It's probably for another application but I want to be ask first before reassembly.

The rubber bushing fits in the bore of the MC but if it's in there the push rod can't seat all the way in. It's probably for another application but I want to be ask first before reassembly.

1967 Fury 4 wheel power drums. I'm replacing the mater cylinder and the service manual shows a filter sandwiched in the piece that goes between the MC and booster. I can't find replacement sold so is it critical? Or DIY some foam into a makeshift filter? The MC came with a boot for the push...

Yes. Here is the hole. After the screw comes out the bulb and lens were still stuck. I was nervous because I didn't want to mess it up considering you can't find these turn signals anywhere.

The underside held by 2 screws and a paper thin gasket that crumbled. Bulb is GE 330

I answered my question about the signals for the 67 Fury. Take Allen screw out then push bulb forward. Then unscrew lens. It was not obvious to unscrew it and I was about to try to pull it out

Thanks for all the details behind your work. I just aquired a 1967 Fury 3 so I love your pics I'm waiting for a reply to your question on how to replace the fender turn signals. I took the Allen screw out but nothing is freely moving. I soaked it in wd40 but I do t want to pry for fear of...

Never smoked in. But it smells like a Grandparents basement.

How clean is that ash tray?

The only rust is on the lower rear quarter panels

A few pics