Search results for query: *

Man...this is one thread I had all intentions of staying in tune with but lost track nearly right out of the gate. I'll admit, 600+ posts later that's a minute or two of reading to say the least. I apologize @dadsbee. The timing of this incident coincided with a bit of a curveball in life I had...

@Rebellion , very impressed at your progress man. Don’t be surprised if I nudge you for some advice or recommendations here and there. Keep at it man! :thumbsup:

I’m a little late to the party on this I know man but I gotta say…between the history, family and working to overcoming the obstacles that so often lead to lengthy delay…which often leads to it never seeing completion… Very nice work man! And to think, nearly in my own backyard :thumbsup...

Way to jump in and help your pops out in this season of his life. More than commendable if you ask me. I’m not familiar with EFI on these rigs, having only carburetors myself. But this place is loaded with experienced folks in about every aspect, option, modification or flavor you can name...

Another one saved and has plans. Got my vote. Love the RRs myself. Especially late 60’s. :thumbsup:

Love the color. Nice looking GTX you got there. Best wishes on the build.

Man, what a world of difference those wheels make right away. Nice choice IMO.

Agreed :rofl: :rofl::rofl:

How much fun was it watching us throw carb related answers at it? :rofl:

Check for leaks. If none are found I’d suspect boil-off as others have mentioned. I have (3) Eddy carbs that all have a noticeable gas odor after they’re hot. I’ve concluded it’s due to boil-off. Dissipates after a short while. It’s not too annoying as the cars are parked in a larger space...

Spoken like a true veteran of marriage. :lol: Love the story. One of success IMO and glad to see you’re making the resto happen. Any pics you can share of the ‘71 in her yester-years? And Congratulations! Greetings sir, and welcome to FBBO from NY!

Now those are words I can appreciate. Keep at it man and we appreciate you updating us on the progress.

And none of this...

Better produce the same wheelie to get my approval...

Yeah, maybe just a few lol. Those look pretty legit to me.

The centering of the rear axle looks way better than when you started. Good job there. Definitely do what you must to lose the shackles. I think they take away from the look you're trying to achieve. At least from what I understood in your initial introduction a week or two ago. I really do like...

Or he did the damage…after a night of drinking when Debbie dumped him

Oh the writing and and artwork on the walls before they’d get skim coated or covered with drywall in a reno project. I learned a whole new vocabulary as an apprentice.

had to google it. Now I can lol

My heart aches for you man. Glad you’re not as busted up as the machines. I’m thinking a broken arm would be a whole lot easier than your broken heart right now. Hope you get all back on track with everything quickly!