I'd first try putting a substantial amount of
petroleum in the storage container (tank, for those of
you in Rio Linda, CA) and then give it a whirl. I
once had my '67 at a friend's garage and couldn't get
it started...The needle was on 'E' but I "knew" that
there was gas in the tank, as the gauge tends to be
somewhat pessimistic in its approximations. Anyway,
the car was parked on an ever-so-gentle knoll, facing
up. I slid the car down the ramp in Nuetral, to a
flat piece of asphalt, and within seconds she was
firing on all 8.
Needless to say, I rushed off to the gas station ASAP;
she's been running fine since then.
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--Mike Pittinaro
Piles of pitted chrome
Hubcaps along the floorboard
My junkyard-bedroom
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