Maurice in Ft.Lauderdale area? Was working on a 180 for years....

Don - I should have that weird little spring. Lemme know if you need it, 100+ in my storage area.

Advise.
DAF

I am looking at some parts in Fargo ND. I want to rule out a scam. Anybody nearby or know someone in Fargo?

Thanks !

1. Contact the auction house and explain your desire for information. Prepare to get past the "privacy policy."

2. Image search the car to determine if it is being publically shown. Followup with show organizers if necessary.

3. Contact the PAC roster keeper for this model. My bet is a known car has known whereabouts.

You are not missing anything on the bottom of the heater.

And on a separate note, interesting to see a single outlet defroster where one most often sees dual outlet. Really no suprise as with the success of the 37 model year, the Factory ran out of the round heaters and transitioned to this "later" style, used 39 and 39, which had dual defroster openings to the windshield.

lemme know if you have any problem finding points and a high tension lead, I probably have them. haven't looked, but probably. no charge

DAF

the tan switches, one for heater, one for defroster. use the lighted one for the heater,as that is the one most likely to use. the small on/off could be for anything...dunno....its not original.. could be for accy lights, or an electric fuel pump....time to follow some wires..

manual choke is what it is.

Alright since it seems I can't even give this away, I will offer it for the bargain basement price of $2,500 which is half the amount of money you would be fronting to have a run of 10 of the lower portion as depicted. Plus shipping and handling...this offer only good till midnight tonite....

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I am so sorry for your fuel frustration. I am by no means a mechanic - however my experience is I now install an electric pump in all my vehicles. They are cheap, easy to install and whether for priming/starting after the car sits, or added oomph when climbing a hill in 100degree weather, I haven't had a fuel delivery problem in years.

I do encourage a fuel pressure regulator as some float-needle/seats are more sensitive than others. No more than 3-3.5lbs on the regulator.

Good luck getting 10 orders...
In the off chance you don't, I'm pretty sure I have a rust free one you can have, not including shipping, for a donation to the Jagkard fund.