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I purchased a 1966 300 2DHT in March. It needs a lot of TLC! The car has not been driven in 20 years, and it needs all the usual repairs and then some. Here is what I've replaced so far: Gas tank & Sender Water Pump Master Cylinder Tail light assemblies Ignition Coil Starter Relay Ballast...

Just installed mine from ESPO. Great company. Laura's knowledge is unmatched.

CBODY67 I mis-spoke in my original post. The plugs are Autolite NOT Motorcraft. No numbers on the hex, just on the porcelain. Omni

volksworld Car is stored in a LEVEL heated garage. Float is set a 5/16 (to the crown) as per FSM. I guess I'm too dumb; you will have to explain that response. Omni

I would remove the door cards on the ones you think are needing service and unplug the whip in between the switches and the motor so that you can easily introduce 12 volts to them as if they were on the bench. See how they work when taking all of the switches out of the equation and this is also...

Budd system in ‘68…

That’s a good start but he will likely need to get the motor/regulator assemblies on the bench so they can be seperated and cleaned thoroughly and re-greased. That includes getting inside the electric motor itself.

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There's something about the two-door sedan tops that scratches an indescribable itch

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I noticed the turn signal lever keeps popping out of place and I have to pull back on the handle to reengage it. The spring clip also moves up on the two posts and nearly falls out with repeated movement. I see the flat part that seems to touch the steering wheel yoke but when I put it on and...

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I suggest lubing the window regulator first. Use a white lithium lube. Pull the door panels off and see if this clears the problem.

Hi everyone! Has anyone ever had their window motors rebuilt? Can this be done? If so, any recommendations for vendors would be appreciated. My windows barely move and require an incredible amount of assistance on my part to move up and down. I assume the motors are tired. Thanks, - Travis

Maybe I will have to look around?