Note to self - slip yokes are different than B&T

[Richard Kinsley <rlkinsley@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hmmm,  I guess I better remember that the slip yoke style driveshaft has to be in the trans, unlike the B&T, or you will have a mess on the floor where it runs out the rear seal !

On the plus side I did keep watching for leaks as I filled the fluids and caught it quickly.

I burned the midnight oil and made lots of progress at least. I did get the original carb and linkages completed.  The choke is an issue until I get a few parts so for now I removed it all completely. Choke plate et  al.

I hope I can be ready to fire it tomorrow afternoon and it will be no later than Tues !!!!!

Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr LeRoar 324poly w/goodies

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