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Thanks Thomas,I’ll check them.

Replaced it a while back,worked fine.Now it’s not pulling fuel. ive heard that trimming back the spacer between the pump and the head allows the piston to pump more affectively. Question,how much do i trim it back?

Hey Doug,those mounts will work! Let me know how to proceed. Thanks! Jeff

How bout $100 plus shipping? Let me know if that works for you.Thanks!!

Yes is the short answer,but are they straight??I just bought a pair for to much money and they’re all bent to hell and back!

Yes is the short answer,but are they straight??I just bought a pair for to much money and they’re all bent to hell and back!

Yes

Big shout out to Dave V,who had a pair of “unicorn” 73’ (North American only) rear bumper under rider spacers,and sold them for an incredibly fair price AND sent them to me before I even paid for them yet!!! You are GOLDEN my friend!!!!!!

The North American 73’(only) E9’s have two rubber spacers that go between the lower body and the metal “underriders” that are located under the rear bumper.New would be nice but a decent pair of used ones would be ok as well.Another quest for “unicorn parts continue.Thanks!!!

Bav Bob was wondering if you were kidnapped.Call me when you get a minute .Thanks!!

Not sure about that.contact him and find out.

He’s on Facebook by the name Hien Bumper Tran.

Finally decided to install the front bumper on my 73’CS but didn’t have the 2 overriders,so I checked availability and was shocked at the pricing(I should know by now that I’m buying E9 parts)!!!Just for a pair of the rubber impact strips were $500.00!!! So I started lookin for a sounce to no...

Haha,what I meant was “to long to wait for them.Lol

Ahh,too long ☹️

Is the eBay add for a pair? The “quantity“ says ”1” .

1972 ones will work as well. Decent shape would be appreciated.Thanks!

How many quarts of tranny fluid are needed to fill?