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I have EFI planned in the future, multi port, but not going to waste my time right now since it has an appetite for oil.

Happy Birthdayy!

Get ready for your full time job at home getting caught up on projects and sometimes sitting around watching clouds go by. It's well worth it.

Cool. Have a BIL in P-Cola.

I paid $250 out here in leftie land for this batch.

Yo Barry! Welcome from the central coast of Cal. What part of Gator land are you in?

They were a package deal since they are a bonded pair. Toga[ aussie] and Zeke. They, especially tiny boy, love going to the beach. Plus just going for rides in my 67 wagon.

Welcome from the central coast of Cal.

Bob, what are you working on? What's your engine, intake, carb, filter combo?

This is on my 65 Coronet. It looks like it was punched like yours. One of a few more that will get capped off.

At the speed shop I used to work at back in the 80's, we sold quite a few of these shields. They were oe GM at the time. Works for any standard flange carb like Holley's, Carters etc. They used to make another version that was for spread bore carbs, q-jet/tq's etc. These units are very effective...

Stock antenna to the best of my knowledge.

Happy Birthday!

I have an antenna cable hole on the rh side cowl that looks like that.

At the speed shop I worked at, we sold quite a few of the oil restrictors. Many jet boats had 455's in them and owners would learn the hardway about restricting oil to the top end. As you've seen, along with the obvious engine stuff, there are body components too. I remember when the 350 diesel...

You'll be blown away at how much room you have now empty compared to what it will be like when populated. I was like, where did all my space go?

Anyone into or have friends who dig Oldsmobiles? There is an auction company not far from me selling Joe Mondello's inventory. Lots of great stuff to be had. Hibid

Welcome from the central coast of Cal.

No pics of the hybrid, but have been getting pieces back on. Plug wires done, spun up oil pressure, set the distributor in after getting the engine on TDC, started making battery cables, hooking up starter wires, alt belt on, fan on, new t-stat in, headers on with some longer bolts, fuel lines...

On the shock plates for my 65, I did add some weld on the backsides of the studs.