I'm pretty sure I have a sunk float in my new van, does anybody have a part number for a new one? I have gotten new brass floats from Parts Plus before, I'd just like to be able to call and ask if they have the right one before I drop my tank.

 

There's only one.

COAZ9202B .. Fuel Sender Unit Float / Available from Ford

MSRP: $7.41 // FTE sponsor Y2KFORDPARTS.COM price: $5.34.

Fits ALL 1957/79: Passenger Cars, Bronco's, Econolines, F100/350's & 1957/77 F500/1100's with the In-Cab fuel tank.
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You will also need this: COAF9276A .. Fuel Sender Unit Gasket / Available from Ford.

MSRP: $0.77 // Y2KFORDPARTS.COM price: $0.60.

Fits ALL 1957/79: Passenger Cars, Bronco's, Econolines & F100/350's except with the In-Cab Fuel Tank (in cab tank gasket: C1TF9276A).
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You may need this: D1AZ9A011A .. 3/8" I.D. Plastic Meshed Filter Screen, slips over the pickup tube / Available from Ford.

MSRP: $21.73 // Y2KFORDPARTS.COM price: $15.75

Fits: ALL 1965/79 Passenger Cars / 1967/79 F100/350's except with In-Cab Fuel Tank / 1978/79 Bronco / 1969/79 Econoline.

Y2K aka PARTSGUYED.COM = MILLENNIUM FORD in Seattle WA.

 

Interesting, so it's the same one as my 69 F250.
I may have to give Ed a call, I haven't actually talked to him in a while.

Just out of curiosity, do you do searches for posts like this?

 

Nope...I was looking at the "Other Fords" forum, because yesterday I found a new member a draglink for a 1961 Econoline, wanted to see if he got the info, then spotted your post.

Usually what I do first is read thru previous posts as I subscribe to every thread I post in.

Then I read thru the 1961/66 forum, then to 1967/72, then to 1973/79.

When all these are read through, then I either go to 1948/60 forum, Other Ford forum, or read thru the new posts.

All this is more than a full time job.

 

I'll have to print that out for my wife for the next time she says I'm on here too much-