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Old 04-08-2012, 03:22 AM
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well working on the fuel lines and wiring the lights up. got all the trim work on the body and got that in primer right now. lot of little things now that have to be fixed. had to make a set screw setup for the steering linkage so if i need to remove the body i can pull out the bolt and take off the drag link. it will be ready for May show season. had it running again yesterday,... L O U D to say the least. i was wondering if i can put baffles in the pipes like bikes have
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Awesome build. good blog too.

I would rather work on a car on the lawn then anywhere else.
Weather here doesnt allow that enough but when it does I will roll onto the lawn if the project is movable.
Outside on a slab is my second favorite place to work.
The natural light is impossible to beat for my old eyes.

How true about the wife's. Most tolerate our passion, a few even join in, then there are the poor guys who have the ones that don't like the hobby.
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you said slab dont that fit right in with my build
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shot 4 coats of primer on the body and wet sanded gonna spray the kolor on today. went out and bought me a shelter logic 10x20 temp building what a B&^*& putting that up polls should be color coded not numbered put 4 pieves of 1/2" plywood down for floor also started the engine to adjust the valves a final time just to double check them, and adjust the carbs for idle and see the rear carb isnt working mmmm getting gas but not pumping out the jets seems like the pump maybe? still runs ok not going very far on and off a trailer and to parking space... multiple carbs multiple problems
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Old 04-30-2012, 07:54 AM
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You need to post this stuff in the "what did you do today thread".

So you gave up and built a "garage" around the car. You are tougher than me I don't get much done without my garage.

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And more pics as well of coarse.
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i put up the temp shelter so i could paint the casket w/o getting pollen dust in the paint. its a pretty kool set up i have to touch up the frame in spots as stated before next place i get will have a 3 bay garage or horse barn ill post pics this weekend. we have to get the trailer finished now.cut off 4ft off the back end wiring up the tail lights putting down floor.by buddy say 3/4" plywood will be fine as his uncle's trailer has it in his inclosed car carrier and he hauls a falcon my car weights less then 1100lbs 2 4x8 sheets cut in half will be good enuff
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i put up the temp shelter so i could paint the casket w/o getting pollen dust in the paint. its a pretty kool set up i have to touch up the frame in spots as stated before next place i get will have a 3 bay garage or horse barn ill post pics this weekend. we have to get the trailer finished now.cut off 4ft off the back end wiring up the tail lights putting down floor.by buddy say 3/4" plywood will be fine as his uncle's trailer has it in his inclosed car carrier and he hauls a falcon my car weights less then 1100lbs 2 4x8 sheets cut in half will be good enuff
I like the way your car is coming along.About the trailer floor.I am sure you will be fine,but it is not just the thickness of the floor it depends how far apart the cross members are.If it is a factory trailer it should be fine,but if it is homemade then whom ever made it may have spaced them farther apart to save money. Just something to consider.

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it is a factory built trailer used to be a camper. my nephew was scraping metal so i got it from him before he cut it up. have to remove the step, tank off the propane tank support, build a set of ramps,then go get it registered
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Old 05-02-2012, 03:32 AM
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it is a factory built trailer used to be a camper. my nephew was scraping metal so i got it from him before he cut it up. have to remove the step, tank off the propane tank support, build a set of ramps,then go get it registered
That is the kind of deal I like to find.You should be fine.Especially with how light your car is.
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had the car running but it runs kinda ruff and stalls go on line and find out you cant use 3 primary carbs in a row they just wont work it'll run like crap. really gee why didnt i find that out before god i love the internet. so i got a tri power rebuild kit from speedway motors seems to be a pretty str8 forward rebuild. the orginal GTO tri power has the front and rear carbs blocked no air or fuel mixture screws and no power valves this kit swaps out the 2 base plates and has all jets and gaskets needed etc .so this is what ill be doing for a couple of evenings after work as always thanks for following this little project of mine and have a great night
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The outer carbs are commonly called "dump carbs" because that is all they are, to dump fuel into the engine.

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well i got the 2 outer carbs done the one that was not working right is better now the pump arm was bent a bit,so i just exchanged it with a different one. changed the jets to #55 and did other lil mods this should run fine now
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