Reply to "New owner of chassis 3820"

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Unless you are very familiar with EFI systems, I would pull it all off. I would investigate what the PO did with the fuel tank to get a high pressure EFI pump installed and return it to just the single fuel line with the stock pickup. I would also remove that fuel filter hanging over the left header, etc. All that stuff looks really sketchy and kind of dangerous. Buy yourself a QuickFuel carb and get the car running as it sits once you refresh all the fluids in the motor (oil and water and ZF oil) and find out how the cars runs, drives and stops. Bleed and brake and clutch fluids. Go from there. The car looks very nice. Best of luck. Any competent mechanic can work on this as it is just a ford.

10/9/238:16 AM

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