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A friend is giving me a 1957 vacuum ash tray accessory. He said it needs hoses. Was there any literature or in instructions that accompanied this accessory? Lengths of tubing? Hook-up where? Were there markings or"striads" on the tubing? joeyk3950
Joseph Patrick James Kearney
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Willwood Engineering
Wilwood Engineering designs and manufactures high-performance disc brake systems.
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It would be in the 1957 accessory installation manual. Its available from the Filling Station.
Gene Schneider
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Wow, I never heard of that accessory, did it just suck the ashes into the engine?
Last edited by Uncle Ed; 02/19/11 11:11 PM.
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It sucked the ashes into a container that was under the hood.
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Whew, that sounds better! 
Ed
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