63 mystery parts
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63 mystery parts
I have finished the restoration of my 63, but am not sure where these go on the bottom of the car. I think they hold the emergency brake cables? Any help appreciated. Thanks!
Lars Kneller
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Suicidekid63
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Re: 63 mystery parts
Catbird...
no pics uploaded, so it's still a mystery. lol
no pics uploaded, so it's still a mystery. lol
Steven Wecker 1963 Lincoln Continental sedan survivor/ Ermine white w/ Pearl honey beige interior
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ALWAYS carry a fire extinguisher!!!
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frasern
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Re: 63 mystery parts
They hold the cables up, I think one end goes into a hole in the trailing arm, the other just hooks around the cable, but my car is 30 miles away, and I haven't looked recently.
After a full rebuild, that's all you have left over? I have more leftover parts when I do a tune up!
After a full rebuild, that's all you have left over? I have more leftover parts when I do a tune up!
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'62 and '67 LCC.
Re: 63 mystery parts
You're pretty funny Fraser
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When we were done with my paint job, and were reassembling, we found these rather large, lop-sided washers. Had no idea. Not labeled. Turns out they belonged on the front bumper bolts. I suspect the most commonly lost and replaced part is the wingnut on the air cleaner. Second most lost and replaced is the wingnut behind the steering wheel. Wayne
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