Yes , NAPA sells all the tune up stuff , go b*tch slap the dufus
behind the counter and tell him to look in the ' Echlin Early Models
Cata.og ' ALL NAPA stores are required to have , under 1946 Chevy
trucks you'll find the 235 listings and the Belden Wire catalog will
have the sparkplug wire set listed too . Oil filters etc/ NAPA sells
it all and good quality too . the points and plugs should be the same
as 216 , the cap & rotor are different but IIRC you can run either 216
or 235 as long as you keep cap & rotor a pair .
I'm not @ work else I'd post up the P/N's as I keep these catalogs
under my desk .
Get a dwell meter as that's the most accurate way to set the points
and it's easy too once you try it .
Valve adjust is important as well .
Look in older posts here for the link to Deve's most excellent site on
speedprint , it may be listed on the home page of this group .
This is a freindly group so please remember to sign each post with
your name or handle .
-Nate
old1946c wrote:
>
> Thanks! I also need a line on tune-up parts! I can't seem to get any
> response from a NAPA guy and the other "parts" houses don't show
> anything on thier computer. She's a 235 and everyone tells me they
> didn't exsist! Any place to get a manual? Thanks!
>
Ole Chevy and GMC trucks rule!
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