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I have a 1960 f100 with a 292 and factory fordomatic as stated in the title. I have the shift rod but cant seem to find the kick down or "TV" rod. Where can I find one? Anyone here have one? Are the the rods from a car the same?
sorry i cant help you out but if it were me and i had access to a car kickdown i might just buy it to try it. what else are you gonna do. i bet you could spend a lifetime looking for the correct pickup kickdown as it seems the autos were pretty rare. good luck.
sorry i cant help you out but if it were me and i had access to a car kickdown i might just buy it to try it. what else are you gonna do. i bet you could spend a lifetime looking for the correct pickup kickdown as it seems the autos were pretty rare. good luck.
I suppose you are right but I would really like the correct one.
But I don't know if the cars kickdown was the same or different from the trucks. Sorry I don't have an extra one either All I have are pictures of mine if you want to refer to it.
But I don't know if the cars kickdown was the same or different from the trucks. Sorry I don't have an extra one either All I have are pictures of mine if you want to refer to it.
These are the only pics I could find of the kickdown in my large inventory of pictures. I can get a few better ones when I go to work on it the next time.
These are the only pics I could find of the kickdown in my large inventory of pictures. I can get a few better ones when I go to work on it the next time.
Yeah that looks just like mine. Now I just need to hunt down the kickdown
Where do you live? California, same state as I do. More Ford trucks sold new in CA than anyplace else, except TX which is numero uno.
What state has more Ford trucks in junkyards besides CA? I doubt any do. You cannot expect, when you own an old rolling pile of miseries (especially one 53 years old), that parts will be readily available.
So you have to go out and beat the bushes. I've owned 60 Packards and never had a problem finding a part. Why? Because "I got up off it and searched."