Timing plate

[Billsboat]

so had pulled the motor to clean it up and paint it on my 1966 f frame off restoration . I had good compression (120+/-) on all, so that’s all it really needed. Anyway, after i put the motor back and reattached this that and the other thing, I noticed it did not have a timing reference plate by the crank pulley. I never took it off. Where does belong, anyone have a picture.

It ran like a top when I got it, but I had to pull the distributor out of the block when I was painting so I may just have to time it by ear now? Any suggestions or input would be very welcome. Thanks

 

[Living in the Past]

Mark on the flywheel at top dead center. Inspection opening by the starter.

 

[73FJ40]

@Billsboat :

You REALLY NEED to refer to a factory service manual. While ignoring instruction manuals is the American Way, you'll only get into deep trouble without one.