You think so? Look at the demand for stuff like radiator shutters and power steering with the restoration guys. It doesn't seem that far fetched to me. They have a lot of stuff you wouldn't think they would make in the OEM catalog.
One example is LP manifolds. Bates(?) started making repro LP manifolds to cater to the power hugry consumers. They certainly aren't cheap, but when a puller wants one he buys it. I think resto people are the same way. If that is how it came from the factory they will spend the money and make it happen.
I never have fantastic luck with the search. I have just as good of luck searching google bc yt is about the first thing that comes up! Actually, if I read the how to before I search it works out ok. Something about "" and + stuff like that. I can rememer when I was in school they taught us how to do that stuff bc the search engines were still using that code.
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