all i hear is crickets!

That's why I'm doing this one: for the experience. If I screw something up on my 72, it won't feel as bad as doing it on a non-fatchick. :)

finishing on 3 engine rebuilds, 2 carb changes and tune-ups, a conertable top on a 76, a complete wire and metal fuel line on a buggie and thats this week so far...lol no crickets here or if there are you can't hear them over the compressor.

Mario Vintage Werks resto

Joey Tribiani kirjoitti:

MIne has been untouched since May last year, when I left it behind in Finland... well, untouched in mechznical improvements kinda way. My friend is taking care of it for me and he was allowed to drive it as much as he wants. I meant to install a CDI and some other minor stuff, but I never had the time. Right now "Goth" is garaged for the winter.

Jan

I would still love to live on a moountain. The FLorida flat landscape is depressinig to look at. I miss my hills.

Jan

Good to know, I still yet to have to rebuild it although it doesn't look too trashed, still need to get it all cleaned up. I know there is fuel crud in there for sure.

Thanks Joey.

Anton

Hey Chris:

Engine is not seized. It still cranks and truns. Will have to check out Speedy's tutorial.

Bill B.

Joey Tribiani wrote:

Having lived in florida I understand.

Randy

Well, I ....

-installed a hard start relay

-spent time looking for an emblem for my '73 hood

-tried to decide whether it's an engine or a motor

-wondered if it's a `parking brake' or an `emergency brake'

-decided that motorcycle riders should not be forced to wear helmets

-and I shouldn't be forced to wear a seatbelt

-worshipped St. Muir

-figured out what the best aircooled engine oil is

-and the best spark plugs

-decided that Pepsi is definitely better than Coke

That's about it.

you may joke, and you may say that, but i assure you, you will feel just as bad....you will feel so bad, that if you do mess something up, you will do it again, correctly....if not now, later...i promise...

so i assume(yeah i know) that you plan to ship it over in the future?

i agree with you there Jan....i was in Ocala for a Mopar/AMC carshow the first week of November....it sure is flat there....

here ya go Bill....

hmm....where to start....other than to say, you sure are a troublemaker...LOL....you tha man Scott... (BTW, you can add that emblem and it will look stock...if you do it right......the hardstart relay is for wussies, the best oil is the slick kind, the best sparkplugs are non fouled ones, its a parking brake normally but an emergency brake when your brakes fail, it's definitely an engine untill you need to purchase motor oil, seatbelts and helmets are only for those that are at least semi-responsible, and pepsi is definitely better than coke to us southerners...)

...........You two are both full of it........yoo-awl cannes gimme thuh reel thang and btw corporate headquarters for Pepsi is here in NY while Coca-Cola is based in Atlanta

.....neener-neener-neener-neener-neener-neener-neener

Well, that's why I put a smiley next to it. I've screwed up a couple of times that I had to undo and redo. You're right: it did feel bad but have learned to not do it again.

I hope to one day get an older vert that needs TLC so didn't want something like that to be my first restore.

yeah but you yankee bastards don't understand that a sweet pepsi is better than coke, and that sweet tea is better than that colored water you all call tea.....so neener back atcha.....did you know that the sugary swill known as Dr. Pepper originated in my area? of course you didnt....now you do!!

doing something a number of times is the best teacher!!!

Sweet tea... Thats how you order tea in the South!! And man, is it sweet!

Little tid bit of info... Barq's Root Beer was founded in in the French Quarter of New Orleans in 1890... then later moved to Biloxi, MS in 1897... The Coca-Cola Company acquired both branches in 1988

BTW if ya are from Ga. everything is a Coke... Gimme a coke... what kind they ask. Funny huh?

dw

You live in Waco?