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    dmw,

    Looking good. Looks like you have a 39 trans and did you switch to electric wipers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack F View Post
    dmw,

    Looking good. Looks like you have a 39 trans and did you switch to electric wipers?

    Jack.
    Thanks Jack. From the numbers I think it's a 36 trans and yes, electric wiper.
    Livin' on Route 66

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    dmw,

    From the earlier pic it looks like the shifter tower is standing straight up but I could be wrong. If it is straight up it is a 39, if it slants back it is a 38 or earlier. Also, I believe 39 was the 1st year ford changed to helical gears, (quiet) from spur gears, (noisy). However, don't quote me on that one.

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    Found this new/old aftermarket oil filter last week at a swap meet. It has a bronze filter element you can just take out and clean with a drain plug to drain and acuumulated sludge. Made by Permanent Filter Division of Continental Manufacturing Corp. Culver City, CA.Thought it would work good and only $15.





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