Back to the drawing board.... 
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Mine is more of a "Subtle as a Sledgehammer" approach. Gets the adrenaline going. The old Ford Coupe at the bottom will be something to be proud of someday.
We are working on a few others. Some done, some a long ways from done.
We are working on a few others. Some done, some a long ways from done.
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Back to the drawing board....
What happened?
A wire leading from the distributor to the plugs disintegrated; no spark after that. This after spending two months fighting an overheating problem; still not fixed. Today I find out the steering buckle on the steering post is cracked. Fighting old age is a full time job.
Drove the car home today. Ran great albiet still a little warm. Will continue to work on it.
How's she doing, Combat?
Beautiful ride.Don’t do the black rims.LET'S TALK ABOUT CARS LIKE REAL MEN.
Here's my pride and joy:
2010 Husker red Camaro. Considering getting black rims put on.
What else you got?
Need to update my Mustang. We had overheating problems with the 289 and pulled it out and put in a 1989 5L (302). Still gets warm but not hot. The 289 was sent away and given an acid bath to clean out residue left in it by the outfit that cleaned it up and bored out the cylinders. Hope to get it back in the car this fall or next spring.
Oh and I did get the drive poured so the Mustang didn't have to go to bed using the gravel road.
302 has been pulled out
and the 289 put back in
so far so good.
and the 289 put back in
so far so good.
Have now gone with a two core radiator. Suspecting the heat sensor in the engine might be bad.
