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Broncobowsher

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That looks like an original Bronco pan. Which I understand now is also a common marine pan. So you would need a stock Bronco dipstick and tube.
And even then it is multiple choice. Press in or screw in. They did both.
While you are at it, check that flange riveted to the oil pan. The gasket material tends to age out and it will leak. Now is the time to take care of it, while it is already out.
 
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joshua

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That looks like an original Bronco pan. Which I understand now is also a common marine pan. So you would need a stock Bronco dipstick and tube.
And even then it is multiple choice. Press in or screw in. They did both.
While you are at it, check that flange riveted to the oil pan. The gasket material tends to age out and it will leak. Now is the time to take care of it, while it is already out.
Drill out the rivets then?
 
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