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found it. http://www.slantsix.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=33102 http://u225.torque.net/cars/SL6/docs/Holley_1920_Manual.pdf

you can get a bowl gasket at napa. you'll probably have to order it. went through nightmares with mine, be sure to get the GOOD sealer, too, but before you seal that puppy in make sure you've got your float adjusted properly, etc.

good news, i don't have to get a $750 fuel system overhaul. bad news, getting the damn choke adjusted on my holley 1920 is proving to be a real *****, and i could use an online shop manual or any *reliable* advice. carb itself is rebuilt, recently.

i had to find the float for mine on ebay. it was the original, too! good luck.

excellent suggestions! the only one that wouldn't work for me is a fuel cell, had one of those in my '67 valiant and it sucked. it was a five gallon, major pain to open and close (NO ONE at the gas stations could do it), and i ran out of gas frequently. the safety factor is also a consideration.

yes, they do...i live in a good neighborhood. well, working class, but clean and relatively crime free, there are also a lot of other classics in my hood. the classics are of course easier to hit. what pisses me off is i use my car for running kids and doing after school daycare, if i ran out of...

yes but this way you also help clear your fuel lines, as well as making some tweeker suffer. i rely on my car to get daycare kids to school, as well as my own. it pays the rent. i lose my job if i blow it with my car. i'll be getting a custom locking cap from daniel stern for $35. it's...

so we've got a siphoner in our neighborhood, and considering the state of our economy, it's likely to get worse for all of us. one of the issues that arose for my poor lola recently was that she got hit and drained, and died a block from our house with an empty fuel line. we checked emma, sure...