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22-04-17, 02:05
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Electric fuel pump
Guys,
My original electric fuel pump was well weathered and not suitable to be rebuilt. I then got an NOS pump from LWD parts, which despite the great 70 year old packaging, needed a rebuild. After a fair bit of searching I found a firm in Michigan that rebuilds Autopulse electric fuel pumps for Duesenbergs. I understand that a Duessie uses three pumps !! Bottom line is that "Classic & Exotic Service, Inc" will either rebuild your pump or sell you a rebuild kit. Peter 2017-04-21 11.33.26.jpg 2017-04-20 01.57.12.jpg 
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29-04-17, 03:16
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Latest
Guys,
Andy Pomorski, a talented fabricator/welder, fabricated new front fenders for the Lynx, using the old ones as templates. They look great and bolted up without a whimper. The Lynx is now regaining it's pugnacious, bulldog look. The next step will be the front storage bin. Should anyone have any pictures, sketches or dimensions of the supporting brackets for this bin, they would be quite helpful. Thanks, Peter 2017-04-23 09.19.15.jpg 2017-04-24 14.59.40 HDR.jpg 2017-04-23 13.37.08.jpg
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29-04-17, 03:51
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Looking good, Peter!
David
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30-04-17, 09:18
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Hi Peter,
Here are a couple of pictures of the front of my box, showing the support brackets. Other than these, the box is held on by bolting through the wings each side. James
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C15 TA 1944 Ford Lynx 1945 C8A HUP 1943 Willys MB Jeep 1942 New Zealand pattern wheeled carrier 1943 (project1) New Zealand pattern wheeled carrier 1943 (project2)
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01-05-17, 03:57
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Wow
James,
Exactly what I was looking for ! Thanks, I couldn't ask for a better picture of what I wanted. I was struggling to visualize what that support looked like. I've attached a picture of what I had. Just a short stub under the front tow points. I am amazed that I could get that information from England, that quickly. You saved me a 600 km round road trip to the War Museum in Ottawa. Would I be stretching my luck if I asked for the dimensions of the angle iron that is under the front bin? Thanks again, Peter 2017-04-30 11.55.28.jpg
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01-05-17, 19:11
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Peter,
Always a pleasure to help !  The angle iron is 2 inch by 2 inch and is 1/4 inch thick. Any other measurements you need just shout. James
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C15 TA 1944 Ford Lynx 1945 C8A HUP 1943 Willys MB Jeep 1942 New Zealand pattern wheeled carrier 1943 (project1) New Zealand pattern wheeled carrier 1943 (project2)
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01-05-17, 22:47
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Thanks
James,
Thanks for the prompt reply. Even by MLU standards, the time between question and answer must be a record. Peter
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