Next step in my '61 restoration is exhaust. I've just noticed one of the old mufflers has the Formoco logo and a part number stamped into it. Does anyone reproduce these? Part suppliers all seem to just list standard mufflers.
Part Number on Muffler
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David Robertson NZ
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Part Number on Muffler
Hi,
Next step in my '61 restoration is exhaust. I've just noticed one of the old mufflers has the Formoco logo and a part number stamped into it. Does anyone reproduce these? Part suppliers all seem to just list standard mufflers.
Next step in my '61 restoration is exhaust. I've just noticed one of the old mufflers has the Formoco logo and a part number stamped into it. Does anyone reproduce these? Part suppliers all seem to just list standard mufflers.
Re: Part Number on Muffler
If your like me I want NOS (New Old Stock) for my 56 T Bird. Your best looking on EBAy. As much I support our suppliers that support our club. As you might know some of the items they sell could be manufactured in China.
1956 Thunderbird Sage Green
1953 Ford Custom Liner Hot Rod With Flat 8 Motor with Henderson three 2 barrel Carbs
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1953 Ford Custom Liner Hot Rod With Flat 8 Motor with Henderson three 2 barrel Carbs
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Ian M Greer
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Re: Part Number on Muffler
You want to keep that original Ford Muffler, I had inquired to one of manufacturers and he said he could put new guts in the mufflers . Mine are original M mufflers and retaining them is a must . So it can be done, but I can't remember which company I talked to . Hope that helps you in any way , Ian M Greer
1963 M Landau Caspian Blue (Remember Not All Birds Fly South)
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