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Re: 1962 Ford 600 timing mark?
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Posted by Stan(PA) on June 25, 2004 at 05:57:30 from (69.166.59.75):
In Reply to: 1962 Ford 600 timing mark? posted by Ken on June 24, 2004 at 18:38:00:
Timing mark is on the flywheel. There is a hole you can see the mark through. Your's may or may not still have the cover in place. Point gap is .025 By the way, if it's a 600, it is not 1962. If it is 1962, it's a 601 series. You can check using the serial number list in left hand column on this page. Above info applies in either case. Good Luck.......Stan
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