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04-12-2010, 05:11 PM
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Re: Hurst line locks
I got one of thoase switchs and tape i got off ebay .Looking for the light you got plowman. Thanks guys for the help
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1968 ChevyII 396 375,1969 Camaro 396 375 survivor , 1969 Dynamotion Copo Camaro,1968 L 79 ChevyII ,1969 Camaro 427 ratsness ,1967 Chevelle L79 
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04-12-2010, 07:13 PM
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Re: Hurst line locks
 How authentic would you like it to be? I bet you could buy a new style from Hurst if you called them. It would be pretty close and of all the day 2 items to worry about, this would not be too high for me.
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04-12-2010, 10:04 PM
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Re: Hurst line locks
Or you could buy that kit and find an old brake valve like this one. Clean it up and use it
 . I am pretty sure that racers improvised back then just like they do now.... I know I always have. I know a guy that built a spare engine in the back of a pickup truck on the way to the track... POKE HERE Tommy 
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