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Aftermarket Tonneau cover for sale: I bought this and was going to paint it to use on my Tbird, but I found an original in the correct color. I think this fits 64, 65 and 66 years. No way to ship this. Asking $450. Located in Syracuse NY.

I have an after market tonneau cover for a 66. Not sure if it would fit a 65. Also no idea how to ship such an item... so pick up only. I am in Syracuse NY

Thanks for all your help. I will let you how it works out on the weekend

so that leaves that capped port as the only one left for connection to the line to the accumulator. I need to open the unconnected loop and attach it to the capped port. Once I get a vacuum then I can get the rest to work.

well thats the only place left for me to hook up the vacuum system. One goes to the brake, one to the PCV system, one dives down deep... maybe to the transmission? Neutral switch? That leaves only the capped port to use for my other vacuum driven functions. FYI: the line with check valve is...

So just so I understand, I should remove the black cap (as depicted in my picture with a red arrow) and that is where the vacuum lines that go through the canisters and firewall, etc connect. I understand the connections and purpose of the canisters and hoses from there on. I have traced them...

I am a new owner of a 1966 Tbird convertible. It runs, drives and stops as it should. As I am trying to get various vacuum driven items to work (door locks, parking brake, heat...) I noticed that I have no vacuum in any of the lines. So I traced all the lines and it appears that they loop to...