[old-chevy-truck] OK....What are these worth?

2007-01-08 Thread old1946c
I've been digging around in a couple sheds, trying to clean up a bit. I found a box of 10 6v light bulbs in, what I assume, is the origimal box. They are Tung-Sol brand 3232-CP 6-8v. They all appear to be new/never used and the "inner" liner boxes are in great shape. The "outer" box is in fair

RE: [old-chevy-truck] Re: 235 carburation question CORRECTION

2007-01-08 Thread Jones, Allen
My apologies, I misread Nate's email when I responded. Disregard in it's entirety what I wrote below. Nate is totally correct, single big barrel carburetors are not a good solution. Allen '50 3100 -Original Message- From: Jones, Allen Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 10:02 AM To: 'old-ch

RE: [old-chevy-truck] Re: 235 carburation question

2007-01-08 Thread Jones, Allen
Huh? I've seen many, many of these on 235s and 261s and the drivers rave about them. They cite quite the opposite of you've stated below. I'm not sure what manifold / carburetor setup is specifically used. I think this setup is documented on the Inliners International web site. If anything, talk

Re: [old-chevy-truck] Re: 235 carburation question

2007-01-08 Thread James Zorn
Another choice is a clifford 4 barrel setup. One carb to tune. I am running this with a mild street cam and fenton dual exhaust. Trans setup is a Chevy s10 five speed and 10 bolt rearend. I want a stock look and keep the stock body with only bolt on modifications that can be removed for an all stoc

[old-chevy-truck] Re:Parts cleaning

2007-01-08 Thread StevecolumbusGA
Hey I can feel the pain, yet, since I am confined to carport work, I have a large rubbermaid thing and a $30 to $40 fountain pump (from the Lowes or same) inside of it to do the churning, rather than just the sit and soak. Using the same cleaner you are describing, so I understand, its not the g