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I haven't had time to check if the engine is frozen from sitting, but at the least is a complete tune, oil change and have to get a battery. The brakes were not frozen, which surprised me, but they are also not working at all, so a complete brake redo.Have to drain the "varnish" from the gas tank, may even need a new tank at this point. Very little rust on it with a couple dime sized spots that have rusted through so far. But I have just not had time to dig into it correctly.
And here is one of the engine bay. Looks nice.
Quote from: Blacktail Sniper on April 22, 2019, 08:20:18 AMI haven't had time to check if the engine is frozen from sitting, but at the least is a complete tune, oil change and have to get a battery. The brakes were not frozen, which surprised me, but they are also not working at all, so a complete brake redo.Have to drain the "varnish" from the gas tank, may even need a new tank at this point. Very little rust on it with a couple dime sized spots that have rusted through so far. But I have just not had time to dig into it correctly. Somehow I didn't realize 85 was thirty some years ago lol hope it's all in good enough shape it doesn't take too much to get her running. I've always hated having to flush out the old bad gas but I've never had to do it that old. Good luck!
Latest project, it was passed on to me by some very old and close family friends. It was last driven in 1985 and parked in a garage where it sat until I pulled it out a couple months ago.
Not to much of a Hot Rod but a long time in the restoration.
Oh tractors....you just had to bring that one up!Well, I did one of them a few years ago too.It seemed like the parts would never end.Sure looks nice now though.It was a huge project for a buddy.I also restored his dump truck a couple years before that.