Newbie Question
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From: seattle
Regardless of where Ford originally may bave procured the part, if it doesn't have a Ford part number on it, it's considered a 'gypo' part.
I first heard the term "gypo" from a long time parts manager who had been around since before the first Model T had been introduced, which was in October 1908.
I first heard the term "gypo" from a long time parts manager who had been around since before the first Model T had been introduced, which was in October 1908.
As for the 65 spindles, an obvious way to tell them apart from later versions is the steering arm is bolted to the spindle via lower backing plates bolts. The later ones, as most know, were all one piece.
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