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Good evening to all that lurk here.
Looking forward to your summer holiday Gerry, lake times?
Hi Grant, how is your weather now? A couple of fairly hot days here then with showers Firday and Sat, Sunday is supposed to be nice.
Originally Posted by 56panelford
I knew that, he knew that but had a chance to fun ya...lol
It was fun while it lasted!
Originally Posted by privateer, eh
I prefer to be interesting as its a lot more fun than being an emotional jam tart. LOL.
Going to do a small dump run today to get rid of some stuff that I picked up on sunday.
Interesting is more fun.
I hauled a couple of loads of mulch for a customer than 3 loads of base gravel for my son.
Originally Posted by 56panelford
Under 100,000 Kilometers and sat for 15 years, all the electrics are new..I'm running some Seafoam and about a quart of transmission oil in with the motor oil and running it for about a 1/2 hour each day. I've got it running pretty good now but still has a little miss in that one cylinder that has the lowest compression..
I hope my 302 will be ok in my 53 M100 resto rod after sitting for about 5-6 yrs, at least it`s been under cover the entire time.
Originally Posted by Corner Gas
Maybe try some motor oil with a high zinc content. I hear it is supposed to help older engines with lubrication the valve train and cam.
I need that for my old trucks, any particular brand that is better Colin?
Speaking of interesting, this is what I dragged home the other day
Its a Ford, has 4 doors and a few bullet holes in it, still enough metal to shape it into a decent body shell. It won't be staying a touring car but will be some sort of vehicle when I decide what to do with it.
Speaking of interesting, this is what I dragged home the other day.
Its a Ford, has 4 doors and a few bullet holes in it, still enough metal to shape it into a decent body shell. It won't be staying a touring car but will be some sort of vehicle when I decide what to do with it.
That a neat start of something pretty cool Perry, especially if you leaving the bullet holes.
May always seems to go by fast, I like it better than when winter drags on tho.
Hello Grant, what`s powering your 56?
John, you have a 351 in your F100?
That a neat start of something pretty cool Perry, especially if you leaving the bullet holes.
May always seems to go by fast, I like it better than when winter drags on tho.
Hello Grant, what`s powering your 56?
John, you have a 351 in your F100?
That a neat start of something pretty cool Perry, especially if you leaving the bullet holes.
May always seems to go by fast, I like it better than when winter drags on tho.
Hello Grant, what`s powering your 56?
John, you have a 351 in your F100?
Yes I do Morris, it came out of a 1983 F-150 and a C6 transmission
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