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I Need A Carb Linkage Throttle Bracket For An I6, Please Look, Need Help

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anovaso

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OK guys I am ready to buy this part from someone. It is for my 68 mustang with a 200 i6. I did not know this part was missing until i bought a 70 mustang with a 25o i6 that I noticed I was missing this part to fit my original autolite 1100 carb on my 68. It is a bracket that bolts to the underside of the "log" intake style head on these earlier I6's. I think it can be from a 67 or possibly even a falcon i6 or earlier engine as long as the bracket looks like this one. Yeah even bought 2 Autolites single barrels in a row wondering why the linkage was always ending up on the wrong side! Now that I have my 70 mustang I noticed this bracket which is what makes it work and link up right. I even checked out a friends 70 maverick with a 250 and the bracket on that one is totally different. If anyone has one please let me know. I can send payment immediately. You search for my feeback on ebay if you like using this same name : anovaso. I need it complete with the spring and partial linkage as I don't have any of it. LMK.
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Realmongo

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Contact Lee or Rhonda at:

http://www.fastbackstack.com/
 

woodsnake

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Isn't that called a "bell crank assembly"?
 
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You're barking up the wrong tree. The 68 (and 64-67) Mustang uses a bellcrank and pushrod throttle. The 69-73 Mustang uses a cable throttle. There are no parts in common at all between the two.
 

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You're barking up the wrong tree. The 68 (and 64-67) Mustang uses a bellcrank and pushrod throttle. The 69-73 Mustang uses a cable throttle. There are no parts in common at all between the two.
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+1, nothing like that on my '68 I6
 
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