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Ok so here's the deal. Got a 1956 firestone that the glass bowl broke on it. Where can I fine a replacement one or can I buy something to fix it with?View attachment 351153
You might try tractor or farm supply stores. My 1951 Ford 8N uses a glass bowl very similar to what you have. Also, other old farm equipment used glass bowls as well.
Old Johnson/evinrudes also used them on their fuel pumps. Try 1959 big twin motors, from 25-40HP. If those are too small, the fat fifty from '58 - '59 used them as well.