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Taught my 3 year old how to change the oil...oil smelled a little gassy but looked OK.
We discovered the fuel line was plugged somewhere in the sending unit assembly. I will send that out to be restored. Does anyone have any advice on how to clean the original gas tank? I'm sure it's pretty bad inside. https://photos.smugmug.com/Cars/1968...IMG_0073-M.jpg |
Take the gas tank to a radiator shop. They will boil it out for $50 or so, its worth it.
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Wow, I dropped off of this thread back when there was a bunch of arguing about what it was worth.....nice to see it's found a good home! Congrats Tony.
If you need your fuel tank sending unit restored, I would highly recommend John Wolf & Co. in Willoughby OH. They were recommended to me by someone on this great site, and I was not disappointed. |
Glad to see this thread up and going again Tony!
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I had a 70 chevelle a few years ago,the fuel tank had some rust but wasn't too bad.i bought about a gallon of pea gravel,made sure it was clean and dumped it in the tank and worked it around a few times and it done wonders
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Thanks guys.
I finally got the dealer emblem installed, just opened up the old holes that had been brazed shut. I like it! https://photos.smugmug.com/Cars/1968...MG_0123-X2.jpg https://photos.smugmug.com/Cars/1968...MG_0124-X2.jpg |
Appreciate the advice on the fuel system. I will be shipping the sending unit to John Wolf & Co this week.
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Nice Tony!
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Thanks! It's motivation to get going on the bigger projects.
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