New owner of a '68 F100
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brandon.k
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Green23
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Re: New owner of a '68 F100
looks like the washer pump (missing fluid reservoir) and the jackpelesl wrote:Anyone know what the doohickeys are? The little white plastic sensor with the black nipple and the trumpet-looking thing under the hinged bracket just in front?
1968 F-100 Ranger
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pelesl
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Re: New owner of a '68 F100
Thanks for the info! I just got the thing back up the driveway to begin servicing....Green23 wrote:looks like the washer pump (missing fluid reservoir) and the jackpelesl wrote:Anyone know what the doohickeys are? The little white plastic sensor with the black nipple and the trumpet-looking thing under the hinged bracket just in front?
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jp2005
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Re: New owner of a '68 F100
welcome from AZ! 
Thanks JP! Ms. Cordova is a factory 1969 Ford F100 Ranger with a 390, Front disc brakes, Cordova copper orange, behind the seat box
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Re: New owner of a '68 F100
Yea tips. Tons of em. And you can surprise yourself when you know an answer for somebody else too. Just happened to me. 
I am an outspoken person. I will not be quiet to make you happy.