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I don't know anything about 78s in particular but what kind of parts are you looking for?

Ya, I don't know why this thread hasn't been deleted. I reported it as spam back in May.

Apparently the anti-spam measures need to be upgraded. See previous post.

OK, thanks. I'll go check it that way.

I drove it and it didn't bog down or anything but since I'm not familiar with driving one that's hooked up, I don't know what to look for.

I tested it before driving it and heard the two clicks as I moved the lever from the front stop toward the firewall.

How do I know when the rod is adjusted to the correct length?

Thanks, can you post a pic showing the rest of the rod and the adjusting threads?

Well, I finally located and installed a correct, working kickdown switch. I had to bend the rod a little to keep it from dragging on the manifold and hanging up the throttle. Can anyone tell me how I can tell if it's adjusted properly? I looked at the photos in this thread of a working setup and cou...

Many of you have probably already figured out a hack to deal with GM's state of the art, Flow-Thru Ventilation system which allows air to flow through the cabin of the car and allows water to flow through the trunk and rust out your fender wells. In case you haven't, here are some ideas that you may...

What is the correct windshield wiper position on a 1966 Toronado? Should driver side be on top or the other way around? There doesn't seem to be a "wrong" way to orient them but I'm sure there is a "right" way. By that I mean what was their position when installed at the factory?

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