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Motor Age,  March 69.

Anyone identify this car?

Another quandary, noting the year and Ford part number verses the 68 cars that the bushing has been observed on.

Could this be the bushing??

Awesome!!! I can't wait to see it with a period correct vehicle on board!

Aldous, as in Huxley, Brave new world.

Probably been seen before.

https://www.iaai.com/VehicleDetails?itemID=38207990           I believe this may have some hard to find 67 smog parts?  Bonus it's a wagon!!

68 Country Squire wagon, runs and drives great, very original. 390-4v, C6  Shows 95k on speedometer.  $7500  507-three 30-2597 Needs a good home. Thanks         Vin - 8U75Z163750     Forgot the vin last time.           Sale Pending.  Thanks all.  Now Sold.  Thanks!

                                  Was this typically included in Shelbys? Would there be a points deduction if missing? Thanks.

Are you certain that the oil pump drive has not fallen into the pan, I have seen numerous factory style oil pump drive shafts stick in the distributor shaft and lift as the distributor is removed, then dislodge from the distributor and fall off the the side and into the pan.

Did anyone locate a source for rebuild kit for the AC fuel pump?   Thanks.

To add to the confusion my 67 R-code Fairlane has an A/C fuel pump number 4986. The original owner says that is what it came with, I find no mention of A/c pump anywhere in the MPC in the pump or rebuild kit area.  Hollander manual does list both an A/C pump, number 4918 and Carter, number M9031 for the 67 427 Fairlane. As I am sure you found the MPC lists the Carter 4442 as correct for that application, but no listing for 4254. Of course the catalog vs production are only distant cousins at times.

Real or imagined ?  Very limited info. Sorry.

Rereading Stephen King's The Stand.