Reply to "Straight answer on Clutch slave cylinders"

Ryan,
Your car looks like a twin to mine. Even down to the hood vents and "classic" Ford mirrors.

As to your clutch slave , I recently went through this same issue. I purchased and subsequently returned an Alfa clutch slave. Upon inspection of the cylinder body it was over an inch shorter than the original. I ended up re building my original for about $15.00 and it works fine.

Later I will probably purchase one of the stainless cylinders from Pantera East which are known to fit and are of excellent quality.
Good luck.
Jeff
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5/16/068:14 PM

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