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 MarkKubancik
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Topic starter September 10, 2011 10:32 am  

Started up the '55 today for a local parade and discovered the fuel pump leaking. Snugging the glass bowl did not help. It's been on there 25+ years so its likely time for a rebuild. In previous posts I've seen Tim Bowers recommend Art Gould. Is he my best choice for quality and timely repairs? Thanks for the feedback and recommendations.

Mark


   
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 ChrisRyker
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September 10, 2011 7:27 pm  

In my opinion Art Gould is the place to go. He will most likely aleardy have one set to go and you just send him yours as a core exchange. Thats what i did with my 50 Imperial and believe me the straight 8 ones are hard to find.
Chris


   
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