Smegnl.....I am very familiar with YOUR story on this car from all your years here on the mmb. This is what I suggest YOU do based on what I know...
O.K......I read the other post.
I may have one....but why not reuse the one currently on your old transmission? Not sure exactly what you are doing.
I don't think it was a decal issue....probably an installation issue. I know it takes a lot more liquid than one thinks in order to be able to...
That is the correct picture of the part. I got you covered. :D
Now you know why I ask lots of questions trying to diagnose the problem....not just sell parts one does not need.
One needs to rotate the handle in order to get the "ball" out of the rod. Why mess with a used cable.....new repops are readily available.
I have some of these collars if needed.....brand new NOS ones. Email me (see below) if I can help.
Yes......just say NO to rust. In my opinion, way too easy to find rust free Mavericks/Comets out there. They cost more, but they are worth it....
I remember seeing the car on eBay this week. Since you are new to Mavericks, I can let you know this: 1. The car originally had a vinyl top....
Once you get that far into the door, it is super easy to remove the glass and just get it out of your way.
Door panels are available NEW from several sources. Look on eBay for them. The ones from the country of Brazil get high marks from many on here.
Like they say: "If you have to ask...."
Thank you for the clarification. :thumbsup:
Manual steering parts: 1970-1974: post/nut located on the pitman arm end of the center link 1975-1977: hole located on the pitman arm end of...
Can't see the number on the pitman arm itself, but the number on the pitman arm should be: DODA-3590-A That is the wrong number for a Maverick...
I have some cassette/radio's I would sell, including brand new ones. Email me if I can help.
It all depends on the "angle" you mount it at as well. See my pictures on the first post.
Yes....I remember them being very heavy.
It will be way too long and you would have to loop it. Best to get a V-8 cable.
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