Reply to "Swapping from EFI to carb - looking for info and parts suggestions"

@panterapatt posted:
Rock Auto - look for a 1971 Mustang with the 351C: https://www.rockauto.com/en/mo...pt=6256&jsn=1675
Very few places cite a Pantera but they all cite the mustang:
https://www.cjponyparts.com/fu...2mdXpWRoCPvwQAvD_BwE
Summit has 71 fuel pumps for the 351C

As for buying a used Ford carb, I would probably look elsewhere first.

Thanks for the links. Very helpful. I was also wondering if there was a link for the rebuilt Ford pump that @panterapatt mentioned.

10/25/234:10 PM

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