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jlaird

jlaird

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What do the brake lines attach to at the rear end on the differencial where the flex line attaches, some kind of a fitting with three connections. What does it look like? I can't seem to find such.

Oh, and I am home Miss Agatha was fine but loanly.
 
moss catalogue page 38item #51 p/n 180-090 is probably what you want Jack
 
also VB page 108 item # 26 p/n 7-146
 
Thats it, thanks, don't know why I could not find that, maybe tired.
 
What time zone are we on here in the forum anyway
 
Hmm, good question but you can set your time zone in your prefferences. I am central time.
 
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I assume you are west of Tallassee???? BTW where in TX did you find the now famous Miss Agatha?
 
Just across the bay from Destin.

Miss Agatha was found on this board. I said I was looking for a rust free roller and JollyRoger in Dalis responded. After seeing the pics, in my link, I drove out and got her from a building that was just full of Sprites and Midgets. Next to that building was another with two Sebring sprites and two Bugeye race cars. All for sale and ready to go. All have since been sold and all the parts and sprites and midgets gone.

I got lucky, real lucky.
 
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