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I have a couple of 235's and one 250 from the 70's.
Are there aftermarket parts such as Fenton headers, or dual carb set-ups for these engines?

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Yes very much so, check the links page for engine parts or go over to the Inliners.org site for hotrod information on 6 cyl's.

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Plenty around. Check out Patrick's at Patrick\'s Antique Cars and Trucks plus take a look at the links on this site.


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Thanks, that's probably the route I'll take.

Joe, that's a beautiful truck. Nice work.


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