Fuel filter bracket

[9 Deuce GT]

Anyone know where I can get a new stock fuel fitler bracket? Mine is toast. 5.0 Resto used to show them in their catalog, but I do not see it on their website.

 

[Shakerhood]

I got a new one from the Dealer several years back, if they dont have it anymore then I would try Greens.

 

[tunedin302]

Be prepared, they are obsolete from Ford and are not cheap:

http://www.performancepartsinc.com/engine.htm

 

[glowstang93]

I think that instead of buying a bracket, surely one could be fabbed up.

 

[9 Deuce GT]

Be prepared, they are obsolete from Ford and are not cheap:

http://www.performancepartsinc.com/engine.htm

Yikes, you weren't kidding.

 

[tunedin302]

Yikes, you weren't kidding.

Try any of the junkyards? I'll PM you a great site for junk parts.

 

[glowstang93]

My local junkyard is in a field with tall grass except where they bush hog between rows. That would be a tough part to get under to get Doable, but really tough.

 

[9 Deuce GT]

Try any of the junkyards? I'll PM you a great site for junk parts.

Yeah, I would be interested in that site. After further inspection, I might try to sand blast it and salvage it. It has some surface rust on it, but it's fixable. But if I can get a one good used, what the hell.

I was disgusted by the looks of it at first. I hate to see any rust on my car. How the hell do things at that part of the car get so corroded? I understand the whole heat form exhaust/cool down thing, but come on!! I have to replace the fuel lines as well. I am not going to experience a rusted fuel line, as this is what would happen in a few years if neglected. It's pretty amazing that the body is really clean after seeing all the brackets and exhuast hanger condition. I don't understand it. The car never sees snow/salt or rain. The only water the car sees is literally when I wash it. Concrete floors are a mofo in the northeast.