Fuel sender float?

[68-500]

Anyone got a source for just the float for a sending unit? My gauge works when the float is floating. Its got a couple of rot holes in it that I tried to solder closed to no avail. When I google it I get results for mustang floats. Do these interchange? 68 coronet

 

[topside]

I've heard the Mustang or some Ford float was interchangeable. I would think any float that will fit or is securely adaptable would work.
It's a pretty simple task: just needs to float on gasoline, right ?

 

[dan juhasz]

mustang barrel float is the same

 

[mr. b]

classic industries has them price is 9.99 each

 

[68-500]

Wow, thanks gentlemen

 

[kiwigtx]

At one time Holley was making plastic ones that fit.

 

[retractable]

my local Car Quest has them in stock

 

[Bird 426]

Mega Parts in Wisconsin.

 

[kiwigtx]

A cork from a Champagne bottle will also work.

 

[68-500]

my local Car Quest has them in stock

Really do you have a part number?

 

[Tony Tee]

Ebay has plastic and brass floats.

 

[Mackman]

A cork from a Champagne bottle will also work.

Really? Do you have a part number ?

 

[kiwigtx]

Really? Do you have a part number ?

Taittinger Brut pre 1989 due to mineral deposits during the fermentation process.

Don't use any cheap Napa Valley sparkling wines....they're just fizzy water.

 

[retractable]

I will try and get a part number.

 

[68-500]

Funny how timing is everything . Oh course with the quote I assumed you all would known I was asking about the car quest part number.
I prefer a merlot goes well with a juicy steak.

 

[JDmac72chrgr]

479312 - 1947-76 GM, Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth; Brass Fuel Tank Sending Unit Float

 

[68-500]

Thanks guys. I wanted to source 1 locally, but that’s not happening. I got 1 on Amazon

 

[WileERobby]

My gauge works when the float is floating.

The float floats when the float is floating.

 

[retractable]

Car Quest part # sw 411290.

Sorry I am so late with this.

 

[RJRENTON]

Funny how timing is everything . Oh course with the quote I assumed you all would known I was asking about the car quest part number.
I prefer a merlot goes well with a juicy steak.

A nice Beaujolais, would be a great accompaniment, as well, to a great Rib Eye or Filet Mignon or N.Y. Strip Steak (bone in) or a 1-1/2" thick Porterhouse steak, done to a medium......with a baked potato.......proceed with a jumbo shrimp cocktail......just a thought......
BOB RENTON