fuel sender restoration

[Keith B.]

does anyone restore original ones for a 67?

[Michael G.]

Re: fuel sender restoration

does anyone restore original ones for a 67?

By using the 'Search' feature found this link to John Wolf and co who has been reccomended by other members.
http://www.johnwolfco.com/

[Jim D.]

Re: fuel sender restoration

John Wolf restored mine. Not only did he do a beautiful job, the gauge is dead on accurate.

[Keith B.]

Re: fuel sender restoration

Thanks I did a search but I guess I did not use the right words.

[Michael G.]

Re: fuel sender restoration

Thanks I did a search but I guess I did not use the right words.

We're open to taking 'cash and prizes' for the foot work...........

[Paul J.]

Re: fuel sender restoration

Keith, Michael's suggestion is the most popular. If you search the archives with "fuel sending unit" (with the quotes), you will find that John Wolf comes up a lot in many of the discussions, such as this one:

https://www.forums.ncrs.org/showthread.php?87664-67-fuel-tank-sending-unit&highlight=fuel+sending+unit

He can also be found here:

http://www.antiqueinstrument.com/

Paul

[Chris E.]

Re: fuel sender restoration

Keith, I had John Wolf do mine as well. It has been working great in the car for a couple years and passes Regional / National flight judging with no issues.