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#1304138 03/22/2019 12:33 AM
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Hello fellow bolters....

Its been quite a long journey working on this 55 chevy 3600 with my boys.
Since minor and major disassembly on various parts of the truck, I have misplaced a few parts here and there.

One of the pieces we are in need of now is the throttle linkage from the accelerator pedal to the carburetor.

I know the original motor was a straight 6 inline engine, I reckon that linkage left with the motor. Since we now have a small block 350 engine in its place, I have nothing to work the carburetor from the pedal.

Any suggestions as to what you may have done or have used to fix this?
Thanks, Brian, Grant and Spencer


1952 GMC model 473 dump truck
1951 Chevy 1500 stepside
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A teacher, but always an apprentice.
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Hello fellas,
Not sure if you are on a tight budget or not but here is LMC’s fix to your problem. If you want an original piece I’d suggest a boneyard somewhere.

http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/ca/full.aspx?Page=106

PN- 32-4544 for a 1955-1959 265/283 task force V8.


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Fox,

Got the LMC piece you referenced....
But its a pretty tight fit and lookss more like a universal piece to be alteres to your particular vehicle...

I guess its time to start callin around to junkyards...
😔

Darn....
Brian


1952 GMC model 473 dump truck
1951 Chevy 1500 stepside

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