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Old 03-27-2014, 01:16 AM   #1
Tdubbyount
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Whoa...gotta love today's fuels.

Today my boss was frustrated with how his brand new motor was running. I told him i'd take a look at it, so we went for a short drive. The truck ran fine at idle, normal cruising speeds it ran flawlessly. But try to put it under a load, and it would fall on its face. We took it back to the shop, I played around with it for a little while, and stumbled upon this...

Front float bowl looks clean as a whistle. Rear smelled like the fuel had been in there since Jesus was a baby. Ill let the pics do the talking.
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1957 Chevy long stepper...not sure what I'm doing with that one yet. Awaiting funds I suppose.
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