Correct Jack for 68 442
#2
68 jack hook.
The jack looks correct but it has the wrong hook. Here's the one you need. $60 shipped. The one you have pictured looks to be 69-70.
Shoot me a pm if interested, off to work now, thanks.
Shoot me a pm if interested, off to work now, thanks.
#3
'68 and '69 jack hooks are the same. I don't know if there is a difference between the 68/69 and 70 jack hooks, though. As well, the hook is missing a rubber piece that fits onto it but it can be purchased reproduction through Fusick.
As well, most jacks are dated, if you are interested in that. Look on the head of one of the fasteners on the part that slides up and down and you might see a number and a letter. The number indicates the calendar year (8=1968, 9=1969) and the letter is the month of that year (A=January,...skip I because it looks like a 1,...to M=December).
Randy C.
As well, most jacks are dated, if you are interested in that. Look on the head of one of the fasteners on the part that slides up and down and you might see a number and a letter. The number indicates the calendar year (8=1968, 9=1969) and the letter is the month of that year (A=January,...skip I because it looks like a 1,...to M=December).
Randy C.
#5
Also do yourself a favor and never use the jack. Use a properly placed floor or sissors jack on the frame or chassis to lift the car. That OEM bumper jack bumper cradle does a nice job of dimpling the bumpers, especially the rear.
#6
I think the dual pin cradle might be for Big Cars.
Agreed, the jack is for emergency use only, just call your service or use a mini hydraulic jack. Of course you need the bumper jack to complete the trunk appearance though.
Agreed, the jack is for emergency use only, just call your service or use a mini hydraulic jack. Of course you need the bumper jack to complete the trunk appearance though.
#8
Thanks for all the replies and info guys. Where on the hook is the 68 F85 stamp located? I'm assuming on one of the flat sides? The guy that has it says it is stamped 68 F85, but I can't see it on any of the photos he sent. Pretty rusty in places. I'm meeting him next weekend when he's in the area so I can verify before buying it, but it's always nice to know in advance.
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