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Old 08-16-2025, 04:36 PM
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Thank you, Terry ! The socket idea sounds like a good one.

Both these inner "hockey sticks" are in need of replacement. I see Ames has them now for '64 and '65. The ones on my other '64 were from Corvair Central. Corvairs used the same "hockey sticks."

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Old 08-16-2025, 08:08 PM
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I went through three sets of aftermarket vent window “cranks” as I lost my originals during the vent rebuild. All three sets fit nicely on the die cast stud however, on two of the sets the roll pin holes didn’t line up. I’m guessing same manufacturer though different vendor. On the third set the roll pin lined up but it was very tight and I could hardly move the crank. I found a pair of NOS and plug and play. Others may have had a better experience with the aftermarket cranks.

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