Okay, what's this apparently factory-original cable on the '58 that runs from the dash to the engine compartment? Was there a manual choke at one time?
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18 years ago
Speaking of cables
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18 years ago
Yes, indeedy.
The electric automatic choke wasn't "invented" until '61.
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18 years ago
Man, how time flies. BTW, the shroud on this one also has an lever from the thermo to the top of the tin to the right of the generator. Apparently it pulled the airfilter flap open or shut on depending on the temperature.
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18 years ago
Yes. Ovals still had one at least.
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Looks like they kept it in the first square window. My evil mind is thinking of what I can do with it... ummmm... like maybe an exhaust cut-out. Nah.
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That control was '69/70. It admitted heated air to the carb to prevent icing.
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On Sat, 28 May 2005 10:15:40 -0500, "johnboy" scribbled this interesting note:
Our 1959 also has a manual choke.
-- John Willis (Remove the Primes before e-mailing me)
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18 years ago
A new one.................(kinda) LOL
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