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Friday, June 30, 2017
27 Chev Truck Update from Bernie of Belgium
Received an email from Bernie, the engine strip down is underway.
His email was .........
His email was .........
Ray hello,
Yesterday I dropped the cylinder head, what simplicity
compared to the modern engines or everything is concentrated and difficult to
access ... After an initial examination, the cylinder head to air in good
condition 2 or 3 valves are blocked, but the joint plane is perfect, no crack,
the two screws of the thermostat housing and the thermostat is damaged, we find
thermostats rebuilt ?. With regard to the engine, it was blocked since they are
inactivity.
I had spun it by hand a few years ago with a mixture of oil
and petrol. Yesterday, breech cylinder I spilled this same mixture in the
cylinders after cleaning the scale and a crank the engine returns freely ... I
attached some photos, if you could give me your opinion regarding the condition
? Following the next issue ...
PS: I always have as much fun to browsing the lot of page on
your blog ....
Thank you.
Greetings.
Bernie
I also found fiberglass... front and rear fenders for truck & car in Australia, I joined the link ....
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Sunday, June 25, 2017
Combined Cadillac LaSalle Club and Buick Club Run 25th June
Overcast and very cold this morning when we meet up at the old Masters store on the corner of Springvale and Cheltenham Road. I was travelling in style as a guest of Les Francis in his 38 LaSalle.
We then headed off in convoy down bayside way to view a fantastic collection of Buicks and a couple of Cadillacs and Chevs.
My ride for the day was Les Francis's 38 LaSalle
