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Must be. In that time mr. Mitch could have picked them up and worn them to break them in and dropped them off In Denver on his way through .... in the time it takes them to ship :lol:
I have a digital scale coming from China. Not supposed to get here until mid December. It sits in a shipping container on the left coast for a week or two I'm sure.
 
Need to have them take some classes in Fargo!
No joke. I’m good at tracking, took a lot of tracking classes when I was doing SAR, so normally, I can find them, I hate not finding them.

That said, I HATE tracking even more. I believe in a one shot, it better drop theory
 
Good gawd, I learned one thing this weekend, the Marines must not teach people to shoot for **** anymore.

Both brothers were/are Marines. Both took multiple shots at bucks this weekend.

Brother 1: shot 3 times at one at 75 yards hit it once in the ***. Took me two hours and 1.5 miles from where it was shot to find it...

Brother 2: shot 4 times at one, 50 ft away, no good blood trail, 3 hours, can’t find it and have up

Moose hunting is big in Norway, and 10-15 years ago it came.a law that says every hunting team has to have a dog, or a written agreeme t with someone who has a dog trainer for it who can come within a certain time to search for.the wounded moose.

How is that where you live ?

Bill
 
Do you have a reference for that? I’ve never seen a plastic fuel filter used by the factory on a Mopar before the early ‘70s. Would love to know.
Had a picture, tried to upload, will look again...
 
This one on left is on my car,

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Moose hunting is big in Norway, and 10-15 years ago it came.a law that says every hunting team has to have a dog, or a written agreeme t with someone who has a dog trainer for it who can come within a certain time to search for.the wounded moose.

How is that where you live ?

Bill

I think the law came because people were not the best shots, and they lost the track of the moose.

Bill
 
Near as I can tell, that is a later Mopar replacement for the factory steel housing part 2525254 filter the car came with. Near as I can figure out, the plastic filter didn’t appear as the replacement part until the early 70s.

You can tell by the label that states “For replacement”.

Here is the original...

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How come I have a box full of receipts from the car and I finally need one and it's not there? :soapbox: I was hoping to get warranty replacement for my door seals from Metro. I need to look at them closer determine if it could just be the upper 'drip rail seal' for the glass. Or if the lowers around the door also have problems. I found the little card that says 15 year warranty- 'proof of purchase required... :BangHead:
I will probably contact them anyway, but should have been a sure thing. At least it will have a cover on it soon. If I have to buy another set I will probably save my pennies for Steele brand.
 
Moose hunting is big in Norway, and 10-15 years ago it came.a law that says every hunting team has to have a dog, or a written agreeme t with someone who has a dog trainer for it who can come within a certain time to search for.the wounded moose.

How is that where you live ?

Bill
Biggest game we have here is Whitetail deer. And no such laws, thankfully
 
“for replacement”. Not original.
Original
1963-1967 & 1968 Super Stock only

KQ-FP254

$ 49.95 ea.

PLASTIC FUEL FILTER
Includes 2 pieces of 2" "kv" hose and 4 clamps. Includes blue logo.

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It says right on it for replacement use part number.......The plastic is original, the metal is the replacement part.
 

Near as I can tell, that is a later Mopar replacement for the factory steel housing part 2525254 filter the car came with. Near as I can figure out, the plastic filter didn’t appear as the replacement part until the early 70s.

You can tell by the label that states “For replacement”.

Here is the original...

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Check out listings here. Cant say if correct, but lots of details...

Mopar Engine Fuel Parts|Restoration Parts|Jim's Auto Parts
 
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