Reply to "Where are these Manusta parts drawings from?"

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Bosswrench, thanks so much for your help--the scan on the POCA site is helpful. I'd guess that this scan is later than the one I'd had, in that it seems to recognize when some of the parts were transitioned in production (for example, 4 different jackshaft housing?) and also calls out the origin or where/used for a few parts.(for example, that the handbrake lever, e-brake clevis and pedal pads are from Ford, or the exhaust hangers are Fiat, even the front spindles and steering arms are Fiat 1300?), Gates hose and belt numbers... The attribution of the solenoid to "Ford" and the clutch disk to Ford also a surprise...

I'm embarrassed to admit, I wasn't a member of POCA until today. The quality of the newsletter is pretty remarkable, clearly a lot of effort by the editorial contributors....Thank You! Lee

6/1/191:54 AM

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