nkaminar
Well-known member
I got back to North Carolina from Arizona last week. I had a lot of unpacking to do and some cleaning and repair on the RV and house, so the car sat for a while before I could start it. Plus, in the mail, was a love note from the DMV letting me know that I had missed an insurance payment and my insurance was cancelled. In North Carolina they want the tag (license plate) back if the insurance is cancelled. So it took a week to straighten that out.
The 1930 Fordor was up on blocks and had a battery maintainer on it. It was in this condition for 6 months. The gas tank was 3/4 full of ethanol gasoline. The carburetor was run dry when I left.
Today I was finally able to go for a drive on the country roads. It started right up. I drove up into the Brushy Mountains with wonderful views of Wilkesboro far below and the surrounding mountains.
It was really great to go for a drive. What a nice attitude adjustment. I need to do more of that and less of the things that put me in a bad mood.
The 1930 Fordor was up on blocks and had a battery maintainer on it. It was in this condition for 6 months. The gas tank was 3/4 full of ethanol gasoline. The carburetor was run dry when I left.
Today I was finally able to go for a drive on the country roads. It started right up. I drove up into the Brushy Mountains with wonderful views of Wilkesboro far below and the surrounding mountains.
It was really great to go for a drive. What a nice attitude adjustment. I need to do more of that and less of the things that put me in a bad mood.
