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Try this guy. The Horn Works - Car horns repaired rebuilt and restored

Thanks, they’re definitely 14” rings. I posted on another board and someone there had some similar rings that he believes are GM.

I picked these up a while back and have no idea what they’re from, including whether or not they are Mopar parts. Any help identifying will be appreciated. Thanks!

Check with RestoRick. Restorations by Rick Kreuziger

Pretty common style clip also used to hold interior door panels in place.

Restorick

I had a SB balancer rebuilt here. Nice job, quick service and decent price. DamperDoctor

No part numbers on what’s left of the box. PM me your address. Cover the postage and it’s yours.

@Omni I picked up this partial mystery (to me) service kit awhile back. Do any of these look like what you’re after?

I’d be in for one, maybe two.

Jim Fillmore (DMT owner) is a great guy.

Check with DMT for a gasket/rebuild kit. Detroit Muscle Technologies, LLC Mopar & AMC muscle car restoration gaskets

I’ve used these folks and have friends who have used them too. Excellent service. The person that started the business split off from Snake Oyl years ago. Sharon's Web

We don’t need no stinkin PPE

Part of an auto store clean out. I have four of these electronic choke assemblies. All are unused with no box. I believe these correlate to Mopar part numbers 3698355 and 3751484 and will work on most 1973-82 V-8 applications. Brand unknown. Asking $15 each plus shipping from MD. Additional pics...

I had an e-body AM radio restored and a couple dash speakers reconed by this outfit. Reasonable pricing and good turnaround. jvrestorations car radio repair 8 track speaker multiplex restoration

SOLD - NOS Fuel sender lock rings again

The Precious! Nice A12!

Vinnie - Yes, I’m looking for the ones with 11/16 hex head at w the fuel line and that have a round collar at the bowl. But the replacement parts I’ve seen available are the wrong size.

Looking for 1-2 of these original style fuel line inlet fittings for a sixpack setup. Pretty sure other Holley carbs used these during the late 60s-early 70s. Looking for un-boogered ones. Thanks for the ad!