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2022年11月10日 · I'm basically a '60s muscle car guy, so the 303 is out of my wheelhouse. In talking with a shop about working on my '49, they were kinda ragging on the 303, saying it's not a good motor and that I should replace it with an LS. Obviously, I'm not going to do that. But it got me thinking, are there...

2021年12月4日 · A previous owner went thru great pains and a lot of expense to make this 1966 Bel Air a very accurate copy of a 1966 Maine State Police cruiser. 396 engine with Holley 4bbl carb 3-speed transmission with column shift (Yes, that really is the way they were) Manual brakes Power steering Radio delet...

2022年8月19日 · It is with great reluctance that I'm putting my Packard ambulance up for sale. I really had great expectations for this car and was really looking forward to showing it. But unfortunately, my 6'5", 300 pound frame is too big to fit behind the wheel. The cabinet directly behind the driver's side o...

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2023年7月4日 · Can someone tell me what the coolant capacity is of a 1960 Catalina with a 389, standard cooling, no a/c? I can't seem to find it anywhere. I want to totally flush and drain my cooling system. Thanks!

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2021年1月11日 · I recently bought a 1966 Bel Air (don't have it yet). It has a 396 with a 3-speed manual column shift. It appears that possibly the B-bodies in 1966 may have come with two different 3-speed manual column shift transmissions. The option list shows M13 being a heavy-duty 3-speed transmission, which...

2020年12月30日 · You adjust the divorced choke by bending the rod that runs from the choke to the carb linkage. Of course, this assumes that the bimetallic spring that operates the coil hasn't lost tension over the last half a century. The arm on the carb linkage that the choke rod goes into has a series of notches. The CSM shows you how to bend the rod using those notches as a …