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Anyone have a pic of the proper routing for the throttle and choke cables on a 1950 3800 with a 235?

The new cables I picked up from JC are pretty long and could be cut down but wondering if there are any hold-downs or clips that should be in place to keep them from flopping around.

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Aha! Found a pic of Denny Graham's 1950 out on PBase (the guy is meticulous!) Looks like they route through the firewall and go straight to the carb with no clips or retainers.

Thanks Denny!

Bruce


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