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It's a whatsit ! Take a guess...
I'm always amazed at how quick people here solve these 'pop quizzes'...
If you win... Find someone near by to give you a pat on the back !! Do you know what THIS is....  
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Edit : Float for an oil tank sending unit ?
Looking like a dufuss !!! I guess I should have read the other posts before I edited mine?
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Hey! Is that a carb flood???
 What do I win? $1000?
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That'd have to be one MONSTER carb..... It's about 2.5" long... (sorry no measure)
1st hint: It's out of a '70 911... 
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Oil bobber...
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DAMN !! didn't even make it to page 2 !!
You guys are good..!! Oil level bobber out of my '71 E !! The tank's being re-coated ... 
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as a side note (since you guys are SO brilliant) I had the mechanism (for lack of a better word) apart to clean it up a bit... I know these are notoriously erroneous, or at least give bad/false readings... I noticed on the 'resistor' part that has the wire tightly wrapped around the pc-type board that a hair-line wire was either broken or at least not attached to the board or other wire... I couldn't actually see another part that the wire had broken away from... is there a detailed write-up of this part somewhere ?? Shop Manual, Up-Fixin', or PET or somewhere ???
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Amazingly, NONE !!!
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