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Visible advance springs = load-o-matic. Were the very first mechanical ones the same?
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the 1 i thought was early 57 is different than the picture # 12127 on mine, oae and ohd stamped on body i think you are corrects the 1 i have is cent advance and a deeper body. the advance has a straight rode like the loadematic. i was incorrect,picture is a loadamativ as vacume unit not adjustable. mine is adjustable
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The photos show a Load-O-Matic with vacuum advance only. Requires a carb that can supply VENTURI vacuum. Aside from exact restorations, few owners or tuners like them. The dual vacuum pot version that was on my '56 'bird resides in the attic of my garage in an unlabeled box. I can think of about three versions of the '57+ distributors - the 1957 had a ball bearing point plate to facilitate the vacuum advance (ported vacuum was the OEM source). The next version was an Autolite with the "kidney" shaped flyweights and a simple slip pivot for the point plate to provide the vacuum advance movement.----- There is also I believe, a Motorcraft version used circa 1962/63/64. it would have the later (up into the 70's) flyweights and springs.
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