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...39;72 Blazer is clearly in need of new piston rings. Burns lots of oil and the compression test says so. My question is: How do I determine if I can get away with just honing the cylinders and putting...
My question is the same. Why? So many available
mopar power plants available. Nothing would
diminish the value more of a 69 Roadrunner with
a Bowtie motor.Seems like throwing good money
after bad....
... I will ask around again.
The interesting thing is that when I wrote to Philip, I sent him the link to the question, and he really is a fountain of information - so that fact that even he got confuse...
To all who replied before:
The question about the place to sell met parts was because I need to sell the parts (note: it is parts...pieces...of a red convertible met, not a whole run-down met). I&...
...et it to start for anything. There is a brand new fuel pump on it but it is just pulling dirty gasoline. My question is where can I get a new tank, or is there any way of cleaning and resealing? If an...
...#039;re so cool to some of you guys, why didn't more people order/buy them?
I think I answered the question earlier (Not trying to be smart here).
Now if 442's were all 4 doors, but ...
Hi,
I have a question for all you 'diagnostic gurus'. What would cause the coil to burnup/cook on a 1970 340 with MP electronic ignition (orange box)? The coils get extremely hot to the ...
Good question, and one that sent me off to do about 45 minutes worth of research Best as I can determine the last cars that definatly had 3 on the tree as standard were the 1977 Chevy Chevelle (and ...
Hey Dan,
The best forum for this question would be the eGroup's buickperformance list. I would guess somebody there has solved this problem. Go to either http://www.buickperformance.com or ...
... When I installed new kinpin, bushings, and bearing the clearance was about .011' .
Here's my question: I added two shims, a really tight fit. Can a fit be too tight, or is it the case t...
OK, perhaps a bone-headed question, but here goes...
I currently rent and have no garage space. Also, the town in which I live (Marblehead, MA), is quite an old/historic town with virtually no ava...
Mike,
Just saw your question and think I can help you.
You did not say whether you have a 6 cyl., Mdl. 6GA or a V-8, Mdl. 69A.
On '42-8 Fords the engine number and serial number are the ...
... car has no air conditioning. I spoke with a few people who said it is easy to get done, just not cheap. My question is;
What is common for this type of project: 1) find a salvage air cond. from t...
Many thanks to the guys who replied to my question. I've decided to risk it on Premium Unleaded, a fairly high octane juice, but still much cheaper than Leaded[which is reputedly going to be unav...
...e impression that said car was not f >>> necessarily manufactured by Ford. Can you be of any help? Question is f >>> part of a local trivia quiz. f >>> Thank you f >>&...
...er made the heads on the fast cars.
If the seller was talking 426 Hemi, this would be a whole different question. The 426, while also used in industrial applications, was designed for performance ...
...d 1, maybe 2 floor pans. In addition it will require some floor bracing and wheelhouse work. Here's my question, How much labor (in hours) is typically required, by a decent bodyshop, to replace ...
I asked this question once before, but I don't remember if I got any answer(s) on it. I was looking through a Summit catalog tonight and saw a product called Tech Line Powerkote Dry Film Lubrican...
...t is the dist., not the rotor. So, I am in the market for a replacement distributor, and that is where this question then arises.
I was thinking about putting one of the Pertronix ignitor (electro...
...ide >windows and rear window. There is no bed on the >truck at this time. Just the frame. > >My question is: Can anyone advise me as to >whether this truck would be worth restoring? Is ...
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