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  1. 09-20-2011 07:27 AM #1
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    who to have rebuikd the factory motorcradft 4bbl

     



    off my 65 LTD 352?

    Please don't say do it myself!!! I am in the backwoods of S.E OKlahoma

    I can ship, we do have a post office, for now
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    Can't you find a good carb shop in McAlester or maybe Poteau? That carburetor is not that difficult to work on - I would think that you could find a good shop without going too far from home. Mena or Fort Smith are not that far from you, either, or even Tulsa? Ask the local racers and I bet you'll find someone close and save the shipping costs.
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    not as easy as it sounds......the hardest part is to find a mechanic.....not a parts changer......once you get over that hurdle....then its easy......most parts changers today dont have the first clue of rebuilding stuff.....plug the computer to the car and change the part.
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    OK, then how about Mike at The Carb Shop in CA? The Carb Shop Rebuild Repair Restore I saw something about his shop in an article some time back, and he's been in business 46 years which says something for him.... I have no personal experience with his shop, just a reference.
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