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Re: Look what I found
origionall is awsome. I got a 57 gmc with a v8 hydro. its gonna be arigional. simple is best....like a silver quarter. it always holds its value
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I actually sold off my 8 lug wheels from my '51 for $100. Anything is better than nothing; it's just finding the guy that wants them is the hard part. I sat on my wheels for a long time.
Did you have to push it in? I thought that you had it running. Regardless, I'm glad to see that 'Matter' has a warm place to sleep now. britnjc, that is a good idea for the wheels though. I just got a set that I was hoping to be able to use on my '71, but they are a couple years early for me to be able to use them. The back spacin is wrong. Now I know what I could use them for if no one else wants 'em.
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Great to see you working on it.
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Re: Look what I found
good to see you working on it Alan, throw some bags on it and get it running good, and drive it like you stole it. And dont worry about the wood missing.
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I rebuilt the carb a while back. The fuel lines had a lot of rust in them. I wanted to redo the entire system to prevent problems. We had to drag it in. Quote:
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Got time to work on the fuel system. Here are the new fuel lines. The main line from pump to the tank fit great. But the second line wasn't long enough to go to the tank. It looks like I might be missing something or ordered the wrong line set. I ordered PN 55-084201 from the Truck shop. ![]() ![]() Removed seat ![]() What are people charging to redo their seats? I know it's a vague question. Just an idea. ![]() Removed sending unit. I couldn't blow air thru it even 90 psi gave just a little hiss. I thought I knew how to use a meter to check to see if it reads anything, but couldn't get any continuity anywhere. The filter is brittle. I guess it's time for a new sending unit. ![]() ![]()
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Got the lines finished up and tank installed. Gonna order a new sending unit.
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We've had 3 seats done by the same guy in the last couple years, and he charged 300 buck apiece for them in two tone vinyl.
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nice progress....
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That's funny my vacuum pump looks a lot different.
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I'm subscribed. It's going to feel good when you get to drive it. For you anyway.
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Alan if you cant find the correct one, Could you get away with getting a block off plate and building a bracket to mount the eletric pump. Hopefully you wouldn't have to rebend anything.
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![]() ![]() Tried to fire it but no spark. With some basic checks we determined to replace the plugs, coil, points/condensor and rewire some things. I had already replaced the cap and rotor. I had 12v to the coil. Hopefully this will get it running. ![]() You can see the coil in this pic and it looks to be as old as the truck. ![]() ![]()
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It Runs!! Replaced the points, condensor, coil and plugs. Also replaced this wire from the coil to the distributor. ![]() Tried to figure out how to set the timing. Never done one like this before. It says set the octane selector to zero. How do you know it is at zero? I'm guessing it is the knob above the timing scale. Where is the hole in the flywheel housingand the steel ball? ![]()
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Glad to hear that she's runnin'. How does she run?
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I put a thread up trying to figure out how to set the timing. Here is the LINKY
She runs fair. Hard to start and stumbles when I gas it a little. Have not drove it yet. Still have to put the seat in and a few other things.
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who needs a seat when you can get a egg crate
glad that it runs
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That stumble, if I heard it correctly sounds like the accelerator pump..can you adjust it to shoot in a little earlier when you step on it?
I've never seen this thread before; no wonder the '65 isn't done!! ![]()
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I had a similar problem with mine.. if the choke lever is pulled out a little bit it would help... I ended having to adjust the mixture screw on the side of the carb. Don't know if its the same problem, I thought that it was timing.. but after a little trial and error it runs great... Good luck
Can't wait to see it running down the road..
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That sounded just like my 64 before a bought a rebuild kit and changed out the accelerator pump rubber seal. They like to dry out when nobody drives them for awhile.
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keep it and put airbags in it :-)
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Its a sad day when you decide to get rid of your old iron.Ive had my 53 chevy for 18 year and Ive only driven it twice its stored at my folks house in nevada and I would never consider getting rid of it. I hope you reconsider selling it.
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I would love too, but aleady have one project I can't afford.
![]() I hate to sell it, but I have plenty of other projects to work on. It is cool tho. Still want to get it streetable and make a DD out of it.
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You are right down the road from me! Wish I had the cash, got an old 52 sitting out back that I have to work on first.
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