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Well I'm not even gonna try the archives for this one, nobody else is dumb enough for this move. I'm putting the engine back in after installing a new tranny and I don't remember where the coil goes in the 67 B. I've got pictures of everything imaginable, but nothing showing the location where I need to re-install the unit. I've got the bracket but I can't see where I would put the beloved coil. DOH!
Can some one post a pic of their setup please?
 
Starboard side engine mount.
 
Mounted upside down...
 
That was later, Bro. He's got the bracket setup to mount it on the motor mount... or should have.


And it's a real challenge to get the bolts to line up.
 
OOPS - got the year wrong. I thought the change was made earlier.

I'll go back to writing my sermon now! :blush:
 
It's only Saturday mornin'!! Why are ya rushin' into that now?!?! :devilgrin:
 
Yeah, but today's the wine and jazz festival - my normal 11th-hour routine has been upstaged!
 
& that wine & jazz festival is loads of fun!
 
Thanks for the pic Doc. That brain cramp was positively painful.
Hey Mickey you know what they say about jazz doncha?
First time you hit the wrong note it's a mistake, the second time it's jazz.
Which begs the question which came first the wine or the jazz.
But there is nothing like an outdoor music festival no matter what kind of music, have a ball!
 
16 Tennessee wineries out in the courtyard and parking lot.

LIFE IS GOOD!!
 
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