| cbabek | -- 02-25-2023 @ 1:09 PM |
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hope everyone is well I hav3e been having a hard time finding a late 36 flat top coil condenser. - I bought one with the ground strap soldered to the side of the body and de-soldered it and resoldered it to the but end like the original. a couple of questions : - can/ should you solder on a condenser ? if so how hot ? - these aftermarket condensers seem like junk - should the center screw terminal be able to spin ? - Does anyone have a good setup for these flat top distributors for a high quality condenser ? - i saw the specs for the ford condensers somewhere - but cant seem to find them now - does someone have them ? appreciate the help Chris
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| lawrie | -- 02-25-2023 @ 3:13 PM |
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There is a guy on the ford barn who makes a good condenser do a search there. Lawrie
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| 51504bat | -- 02-25-2023 @ 3:34 PM |
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tubman on the Ford Barn ______________ No signature
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| cbabek | -- 02-26-2023 @ 5:43 AM |
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Thanks Guys I will check it out chris
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| carcrazy | -- 02-26-2023 @ 7:16 AM |
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Have you tried Van Pelt Sales? He lists two different condensers for 1936 Ford V-8s. One is for 1932-36 and the other one, 68-12300, is for 1936 only. His website is listed on the left side of this page under "Friends".
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| JayChicago | -- 02-26-2023 @ 7:16 AM |
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Tubman’s “trash can” condenser is nothing like what you have, will not look right or fit right on your car.
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| cbabek | -- 02-26-2023 @ 2:34 PM |
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I called Vanpelt the other day and couldn't get through. I see the late 36 are on their website - but not on their online catalog. ill try giving them a call again thanks guys
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