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    5/27/2018 6:48 PM  #26

    daily driver
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    Re: 68 Mustang 289 Monte Carlo bar

    Look at this! Not mine. This was down loaded from Mustang 360 web site. It's what I was looking for but didn't get. Just showing, I know how to up load pics. I just can't figure out the temperament of tinyPic. Does this look like a 65 or 66? 
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    5/27/2018 7:20 PM  #27

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    Re: 68 Mustang 289 Monte Carlo bar

    With that master cylinder .... definitely.

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    5/28/2018 7:45 AM  #28

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    Re: 68 Mustang 289 Monte Carlo bar

    I thought a 65 or 66 master cylinder too. But I wasn't sure. It could be something new on the market. It looks like the blow-by tube is routed directly to the back of the intake?
    I went with the curved monte carlo bar. I may not have to remove it when I take the intake off. And I can service the points without pulling spark plug wires. 

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    5/28/2018 5:26 PM  #29

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    Re: 68 Mustang 289 Monte Carlo bar

    daily driver wrote:

                                          And I can service the points without pulling spark plug wires. 

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