Recent content by ButchRed33

I have an ad from Edelbrock showing the fairly new 94 carb, seems most things I find about it are geared to run 2 or 3 on a V8. I'm interested in running one in my B. Just one, on a Scalded Dog intake. The one with a provision for heat built into the intake for better cold starts. Anyone know...

ok thanks. I took it in with a friend who had an "A" block done at the same time. They gave us a discount. His came out dry, mine all oily so I'm sure the grease soaked it everywhere. Gunk and Tide it is. And some cleaning brushes. I have a brush kit from a 350 I had many years ago, but I need...

I took my '32 B block in to a place that bakes the gunk off the blocks, etc. It had been in storage for a long time, so I put axle grease on mains, cylinders, etc. since things tend to rust where I had to store them. Now the gunk is baked off, but I have a greasy block. I'm worried about the...

Sure do agree with that statement. :D

Seems they'd have something better to do. Just sayin'.

Thanks for the book recommendations. This is the kind of info that comes in real handy, sometimes it all gets forgotten over time. These troubles we have have usually already been dealt with before.

My 94 tends to get too rich for its own good too, esp. in the warmer weather. Does better when it's cool out. But yeah a good working over of the distributor oughtta nip it in the bud.

Re: ford ´32 early pass side motor mount is it for a B or V8? There's always someone looking for something. Keep the faith.

Glad to hear about the POR-15 in use. I've always seen the vendors selling it but wanted opinions on real-life use. I'm not sure it's for me.

Hoping to make it there myself. Haven't been there since 2000, looking forward to it.

Interesting to hear of the Canadian F-47...that is odd they plugged the feed line to the filter, everybody has their ideas I suppose. Looks like a cool project, always liked the older trucks. Best of luck.

Thanks all for posting the helpful info.

So good to see this happening, keeping the good ol' stuff alive. Keep on doing it if you possibly can, this helps everybody involved. Thanks. My hat's off to you.

It is absurd when folks hoard parts and won't let them go. I understand having extras, but the guy who tells you at the swap meet that he has six "B" blocks on his shelves and won't let go of them is probably blowing smoke.

I found a BS-er at a local swap meet a few years back. Told him what I was looking for, he said "oh yes I have a couple of those, got his phone number. Dad told me afterwards the guy was talking out his caboose. Sure enough, I called six or seven times at different times over the next month...