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FUBAR 120-130 1967

I had the same thing happen on our 122 years ago, and never came up with an explanation. I discovered it in the middle of a road trip, and was able to drive some hundreds of miles with it that way -- maybe I drove hundreds of miles with it that way without knowing it. Don't remember where I got it, but I just swapped on another rod and never had another problem with it.

It shouldn't be hard to find a replacement, rather than try to make one. Lots of Amazon parts cars out there...






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