Good morning you silly happy fellow
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Gotcha, we had a ton of those this year too but I didn't count them, will have to try that next year
morning Hoppy. you see my polara vids?
I think I need a hair cut today
goldfish65
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Good morning Mike and Chris and oh my brain isn't awake yet. Once this coffee kicks in, get out of here and go play musical cars. Then get on the road. The Fury's lower radiator hose went bad is all. But I bought a new water pump after seeing a leak from it after driving to Atlanta a while back, so my buddy Mr. Davis will do that job for me. Meanwhile A few days in Sarasota where it's warm and sunny and I can visit people, will be nice.
goldfish65
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I doubt she gets many complaints.
safe travels
Got a link?
Got a phone number?
1-900-ESCORTS+
nope ! She don't, she sings while cutting my hair
She is in Orlando now, so I guess I will have to trim it myself
I am sure you have something wired up wrong. Kind of disappointed no fire extinguisher use in that video!
yes I do , but can't share.
Brenda Baillie is a handful of fun when she is working
I wounder if he has a good ground to the engine and firewall, many times I see this
yet! it did make a nice puff of smoke from the starter at first. I'll double check my wiring set up this afternoon. I'm bypassing the main chassis harness currently. Which might be the problem. I'm gonna grab a new coil and throw on it as well as swap in the dizzy you rebuilt for me.
holy crap, I didn't even think to check that! I don't remember if I hooked it back up when I pulled the intake the 2nd time. Good idea!
Hope it hits first time after a good ground is applied.
Points distributors need a good ground. You using a paper gasket by chance?
Even the electronic needs a good ground, I will admit to doing this myself after an engine swap and wondering why it will not start, put a ground strap on and it fired right up in my 72 Challenger back in the early 80es
on the intake? no, its metal, though its heavily coated with RTV to seal.
me too!
Check it with a ohm meter to be sure that will do it. One with a pick u coil gets its ground from the ecu.
goldfish65
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I always liked the Polara's and even the name Polara is cool. I missed the chance to buy a pale yellow '68 down around Albany GA ten or so years ago... The b-body Polara's are a great design, so easy to drive.
Welp I better get moving, see you for coffee tomorrow probably.
Welp I better get moving, see you for coffee tomorrow probably.
its points, there is no ECU?
That starter sounds like it is wanting a better ground to me, or the battery is low, or could the starter be pulling all the bolts because its wore out ? Just thinking out loud
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