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I've had to temporarily turn off new registrations as the spam problem is ridiculous. I've opened a ticket with vbulletin asking for some more support as this is a cloud hosted service by them now.

There will be a mass deletion of all spam posts soon - again a feature that vbulletin decided to turn off in their wisdom.

Hopefully we'll be back up and running soon. Apologies for the inconvenience.

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What I did this weekend

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  • What I did this weekend

    So what's been keeping me occupied Saturday, Sunday, and Monday? Let's just say it started out as a smoking piece of 33-year-old, and after a lot of lube and some tight fits, I'm in a pretty good mood.

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    1965 Rambler American 330, with a three on the tree and a 195.6 cubic inch inline six. Me, Dad, and my brother have all been working on it like mad to get it back up and running once more. Head was at Goza being milled and rebuilt, now we're one oil line, one wire, an oil change, and a coolant flush from running. Cannot wait!
    Friday nights 7-9 PM, go to www.ksuradio.com and listen to Owl Oldies. Visit our Facebook group for any requests and suggestions. Classic Kevin - 60s and 70s on OWL Radio

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    RE: What I did this weekend

    Very cool! Get a video of it when you crank it for the first time!

    Originally posted by miata5620
    Eric's Garage ... You buy all the parts I tell you to and you will have a killer car... If you want other parts used your car will suck and it will cost you more...

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      RE: What I did this weekend

      Very neat!

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        RE: What I did this weekend

        Groovy, I love restoration projects.

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          RE: What I did this weekend

          Spent last night adjusting valve lash (that's a trip), reworking the carb, checking the throttle linkage, redoing the thermostat housing to stop a leak, and running a new oil return line. Car will start but idles at WFO for some reason no matter what adjustments are made. Gotta keep working on that carb.
          Friday nights 7-9 PM, go to www.ksuradio.com and listen to Owl Oldies. Visit our Facebook group for any requests and suggestions. Classic Kevin - 60s and 70s on OWL Radio

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