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    Quote Originally Posted by Rtech1841 View Post
    My 68 is 100% original. That includes the engine, after sitting for several years I finally got it running but it isn't happy. Where can I find an engine rebuild kit and manual? Is it worth the time and effort or should I be looking at swap options? Thanks!

    Welcome to the Zone.

    Kanter sells two overhaul kits for the 230 tornado. No experience with their parts sets, but they found me a NOS camshaft to exchange for my old one.
    Took good care of me.
    https://www.kanter.com/productdetail...Router=Gallery

    I bought my parts "piece meal" from ebay, and various vendors. Took forever.

    All of the manuals are at the top of the page. I simply printed off sections as I needed them, and took that to the garage for reference.
    You will get opinions both ways on whether to repower it, or to keep it original.

    I completely restored my truck (engine and all), so I have enough experience to give further advice if you decide to keep it original.
    Last edited by jeepdan; November 8th, 2019 at 10:55 AM.

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