did a search and info almost 3 years old so looking for a current restorer for my distributor.
Here is a picture of mine assuming its original for my 1969 Shelby GT350 4 speed a/c car built Jan 27, 1969.....its dated Jan 9, 1969
Advanceddistributors.com
Quote from: 69 GT350 Vert on May 08, 2023, 08:36:05 AM
Advanceddistributors.com
Thanks........their website says no antique Ford distributors so I emailed them to clarify....here is their reply.....It means I don't rebuild any Ford distributors.
Sorry,
Jeff
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SOOOOO they don't do any Fords.......
I didn't see that. I guess Ford distributors are too "advanced" for them.
I found this video very helpful. It's a bit long, however.
https://youtu.be/7jFlXBCtNCM
Quote from: 69 GT350 Vert on May 08, 2023, 09:39:48 AM
I guess Ford distributors are too "advanced" for them.
I would imagine it's actually the customers who have become too "advanced" in their whims of that which they feel is "correct" and how the job should have been done, particularly in the finishing aspect, even if they were to function perfectly, so the proprietor has chosen not to incur the headache. :-\
At least that would be my guess? ::)
Scott.
Quote from: JohnSlack on May 08, 2023, 01:48:47 PM
PM me, I've been doing Ford Distributor restoration and repairs for the BOSS 302 community for a long time.
John
THANKS, John
Jim Woods on the CJ forum has done 5 for me. Jimwoods7@outlook.com
Try Mel Perry, Mel's Ignition Systems, Siler City, NC (919) 663-2816. He's been at it for a long time, has one of the old distributor curve machines. Tell him Stan sent you.
I'd recommend Mike. He's done a few of my distributors and all have turned out fantastic. Prices are reasonable as well.