I guess sender could be the same though n/m

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Posted by Charlie (IP: 131.204.59.140) on October 30, 1999 at 14:33:21:

In Reply to: Re: DODZ is 1970 Maverick, fuel tank unique in 1970 n/m posted by Tom Laskowski on October 29, 1999 at 22:31:45:

: : : : You could also try looking into Hemmings Motor News. They have a HUGE number of listings of suppliers and restoration services for the antique and old car restoration hobbyist. I recently purchased their 1999 Almanac, and I have seen adds for companies that will refurbish gas tank sending units.

: : : : If that turns out to be too steep, you could always try finding a working salvage yard unit. A good auto parts interchange manual is helpful to identify what other cars' units interchange with yours.

: : : : I'll look for the phone number this weekend and let you know Monday.

: : : :
: : : : Joe

: : : I got a brand new one from Ford,DODZ-9275-A,cost me like $40.00

: Nope! mine's a 71,and it fit and work great

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: : : : : You could also try looking into Hemmings Motor News. They have a HUGE number of listings of suppliers and restoration services for the antique and old car restoration hobbyist. I recently purchased their 1999 Almanac, and I have seen adds for companies that will refurbish gas tank sending units. : : : : : If that turns out to be too steep, you could always try finding a working salvage yard unit. A good auto parts interchange manual is helpful to identify what other cars' units interchange with yours. : : : : : I'll look for the phone number this weekend and let you know Monday. : : : : : : : : : : Joe : : : : I got a brand new one from Ford,DODZ-9275-A,cost me like $40.00 : : Nope! mine's a 71,and it fit and work great

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