Progrocker74
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No problem, just trying to help. NOS might be tricky to find..
I give up. %@$#... ATC II Vacuum canister P/N
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70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Yeah the ones Chrysler did not buy they put food in.
68-300
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parts manual code 24-1-46, the air grabber vacuum canister is actually the same for several years
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Also used on many 60s GM and some Fords. Quite a universal part. The original replacements back in the day were available from Trico.
Now that I have the correct p/n, they are easy to find. New ones sell for 80 - 100 dollars.
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Large Campbell's soup under $5
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
And vacuum check valves are 7 bucks. I already looked into DIY...
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Soup can $5, vacuum check valve$7, something to keep you from loitering at Wal Mart priceless.
I find it interesting that the minute you associate this part with the Air Grabber system the price for the same part skyrockets to over $400??? Glad you found what you were looking for C1!
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Thank you to the guys who tracked down the P/N and to you for your assistance in the search.
It takes a village...
68-300
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Also used on many 60s GM and some Fords. Quite a universal part. The original replacements back in the day were available from Trico.
Now that I have the correct p/n, they are easy to find. New ones sell for 80 - 100 dollars.
What is the correct p/n you found (I don't have a 76 parts manual) was it the 3420851 from the earlier years?
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Yes, # 3420851.
S***T, now everybody will want one...
S***T, now everybody will want one...
68-300
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I'll just buy them as an investment for my retirement
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