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to all those who responded to my original message asking for advice
on retrofitting a
delco three wire alternator to work with a standard electromechanical voltage
regulator I can report that I have accomplished the task. Thanks for the info.
everyone. If anyone is interested to learn how to do it let me know.
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sixto
where are you on your rack and pinion conversion? I am very interested in
this project. I own a 66 fastback that I would like to convert. I recently
spoke to the people at Flaming River and they are interested in this project
. I have done some of this type work in the past and have had very good luck.
I put a late model mustang rack in an early mercedes.
good luck Ernie
see my mercedes at www,badbenz.com

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where are you on your rack and pinion conversion? I am very interested in this project. I own a 66 fastback that I would like to convert. I recently spoke to the people at Flaming  River and they are interested in this project . I have done some of this type work in the past and have had very good luck. I put a late model mustang rack in an early mercedes.    
                              good luck   Ernie 
see my mercedes at  www,badbenz.com</HTML>

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Mail From: (email redacted) (Sixto Bernal)

hi Ernie,

i have been unable to work on it because i'm in the final stages of
remodeling our 'new' old house. besides it's been raining cats and
dogs here in the Bay Area.

Flaming River! really, that's cool. please tell us more about what they said...

At 09:19 PM 12/19/02 -0500, you wrote:
>sixto
>where are you on your rack and pinion conversion? I am very interested in
>this project. I own a 66 fastback that I would like to convert. I recently
>spoke to the people at Flaming River and they are interested in this
>project . I have done some of this type work in the past and have had very
>good luck. I put a late model mustang rack in an early mercedes.

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thanks, "for evil to triumph,
sixto good men need only do nothing"

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