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RE: I am here, Ich bin hier Je suis ici



Hang in there Don, spring is just around the corner.  @ 55 degrees here 
today in Iowa where we had a blizzard last week that shut down the 
Interstate hiways and U.S. hiways for 2 days ( I got a 4 day weekend out 
of it, yeah).  Most of the snow is gone just a week later.  
Installed the smaller jets and metering rods today when I got home from 
work.  Tried to get it started but no luck.  It came oh so close, but no 
joy. With no choke on the race model AFB this car is notoriously cold 
blooded.  I had a small shot of ether left which nearly did the trick 
but not quite.  Even with the old setup I had trouble getting it started 
when the temps dropeed near 50.  No matter, it will warm up soon and 
I'll be able to take the first shake down cruise of the season with the 
new jetting.

Paul L.
'63 Sport Fury
440/727
http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.org/ml-lennemann63.html

Don Dulmage wrote:
> 
> 
>  Well it is the frozen North . 8 degrees F this morning. Long past the 
>  funny stage and if  someone talks about global warming this week i am 
>  gonnna wack them.  We are ten degrees below normal and more for over a 
>  week. Cindy! Nice to se you here.  Thanks for Upholstery tips. They 
>  worked. 
> I have been here trying to behave watching the discussions. 
> Stories? Ok, here is a true one. 
> Long ago in the early seventies i built a 63 Dodge post car. I bought a 
> 426 hemi and redid it with 12.5 to ones,  a torqueflight and a Dana.  I 
> street drove it for awhile .( Pic on my sympatico website) One night me 
> and John Morton  (Mortons Crane Service Belleville )were cruising 
> through Belleville. A fellow pulled up beside me at the lights at 
> College and  North front. " What is in that" he asked. " "It's a big 
> six" I replied. He was driving a big block fury and montioned did i want 
> to run. I nodded. When the light changed i stayed right beside him never 
> even going out of the primary front barrels. When I figured he was all 
> done I buried the pedal. John muttered some unrepeatable words and we 
> dissappeared in that characterisc little black puff of smoke hemis give 
> when you floor all 8 barrels.  We waited for him at the next light.  "I 
> thought you said that was a big six ?" he shouted angrily.  "It is!" I 
> replied with a big grin, "Its a Four Twenty Six!!!!!" and with that we 
> sped away into the night. I think John stil tells that story once a week 
> even these days 30 years later. 
> There . now I am going back by the fire . It is too dang cold here. 
> Don D 
> Author of
> Return to Deutschland (True Adventure)
> Old Reliable (Mopar)
> 
> http://seniordragster.bravehost.com/index.html
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> 


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