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Found this picture in the gallery and it looks to be on a 250. I have a 292 and that wire loom would look pretty cool on it. Anyone know where I can get one? wire loom

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Never seen that before 53, you may find it's home made.
'Bolters are a resourceful bunch.
Good luck with your search!


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I've seen looms for the earlier class of inlines on EBay and vintage rod aftermarketers, but not quite of that style.


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I was trying to follow the firing order and couldn't do it, maybe due to the picture quality. It looks home-made to me and the distributor appears to be in 180 out.


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Yeah it crossed my mind that it might be homemade. Still looks pretty cool. Thanks for the input.


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Originally Posted by 53 Chevy 292
Yeah it crossed my mind that it might be homemade. Still looks pretty cool. Thanks for the input.

Why not buy a brake pipe bender and some tube and have a go yourself......


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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I have seen them on original parts group web but i think most were for 8 cyl


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