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  1. 04-30-2007 07:46 AM #7
    Dave Severson
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    Quote Originally Posted by NTFDAY
    I thought you Ford guru's knew about those kind of things. Once Henry found something that worked, it stayed around in one form or another practically forever.
    The 73 F-100 I sold about a year ago had a very butchered shift collar on it when I got it. I had an extra 66 Mustang column sitting around so I took the collar off the 66 and with a little massaging it adapted quite easily to the column on the 73. It was hard to tell it wasn't factory.
    Well, I'm not the Ford Guru, just one of the Go Fast Ford Guys!!!!

    I knew about the voltage regulator domafloppy on the instrument cluster, threw it away when I put all the Autometer gauges in my '71!!!!!! No voltage problems with these gauges!!!!
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