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11-18-2014, 02:48 PM | #1 | |
FarmBoy.
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Rhinelander, WI
Posts: 1,103
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Re: '67 Chevy II Build - Betty.
Just a bit more of an update:
I shot it with paint just so it was sealed up for the winter. All told, it doesn't look too dang bad - all things considered. And, finally, that little 283 runs! The cam break-in went well, all things considered. Changed the oil after the 30 min period, and now she'll fire right off and sound nasty as hell. It "idles" at around 1200 - my dad and I ran into an issue with timing because his Snap-On timing light wouldn't register it at idle, since it's so choppy. Needless to say, I love it. I'll try to get a video on it running before she gets put away for the winter - I plan on taking advantage of the 6 months of frigid weather to tie up loose ends and do everything "right" - I haphazardly put a few things together in my rush to get the motor in and running, and I'm just no happy with it. So, that's where she sits for the time being! -Sam.
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1969 GMC C1500. long fleet. 307. 3 on the tree. 3.07 gears. Oliver green. Bent and bruised. Daily Driver. Quote:
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