RE: '64 Plymouth Heater Cable

[Kevin Merkley <krmerkley@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Hi,

The simplest solution is to get the throttle cable for a lawnmower and 
cut it to suit.  You can bend the steel inner wire around a bolt for the 
correct diameter loop.  Since you have the entire cable, you can easily 
determine the overall length of the covering and the extra required for 
the wire portion.

Mine was broken at the heater end and what I described was what I did.

It was Doug Baker from this list that told me that trick.

Let us know how you make out with the cable.

Regards,

K.

TWFAUST@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> Mine is busto at the dashboard end. Are these available? In case I have 
> to 
> fabricate one, it looks as though it was just a circle end with maybe a 
> speed 
> nut on the lever stud. Is that it?
> 
> Tom Faust
> 
> --
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> 



Kevin R. Merkley
Thunder Bay, Ontario
64 Dodge 440 2dr HT (Cdn)

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