Recent content by destingirl

Well Stan is a good guy but he is going senile I think. Plus he is overwhelmed with alot of cars. His nephew usto work with him but he quit. He has a excellent reputation where I live so people just keep bringing him cars and he doesn't know when to say ..no... But I will not be using him again...

okay to review everything that happened to my Ford first it had a large gap in the old manifold that caused the fumes to destroy my old carburetor. It died on me. Put it in the shop. Got a new manifold and carburetor. My mechanic installed new plugs, and new rotor.. Then he couldn't get her to...

hey just to let yall know i ran into an old friend that got my carburetor adjusted just right (it was brand spanking new) with a spring from a pen of all things. now she is running like a dream thanks for all replies;)

hey all well the brakes are good and the clutch was freed! my old mechanic did it before i got there this morning. On the way home she died several times though.:confused: but i drove her all around the island and put new gas in and some seafoam and that seemed to help alot. sometimes though...

thanks for that ya he talked about jacking it up today..but don't you need a hydraulic jack? won't it take off if it works? she is surrounded by other cars in a small area... and he does plan to replace the master cylinder first if it needs it ....he was thinking it did. part is cheap and in...

hey thanks for reply well i cant drive her till the clutch works:confused:

hey all i have a 65 Ford Falcon that has a stuck clutch. it has been sitting for almost 6 months outside. we were having running issues with her but she is running now purring like a kitten. but unfort. the clutch is grinding,, won't engage and also the brakes feel real hard, it has drum brakes...