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Old 09-11-2017, 03:26 AM
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Old 12-01-2017, 12:22 PM
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Have you driven it yet James?

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Old 12-16-2017, 10:36 PM
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Hi Paul.
Yes I did drive it! It runs great.

There have been personal things that have kept me from the car the past month. Good and not so good.

I got the hood and fenders back on just before it rained for the only time in months a few weeks ago. That was the day I had the appointment to get the 2:73 posi gears replaced with 3:42's. That was in the plan all along. So the first 10 miles I drove it on the rebuild were in the rain to the rear end shop, and then back home that evening. I had no lights or wipers yet.. I hardly got on it as any throttle spun the wet tires...

I came home early this last Tuesday so I could drive the car and took it out. I drove about 15 miles through town and on the freeway for a short run.
The car idles well with a rumble and pulls smoothly. Power Brakes work well so there is good vacuum it seems. Easily got the tires loose with only a bit of foot in the throttle on the 1-2 and 2-3 shifts manually on the TH400 that is not setup stupid firm.

Oil pressure is 55-60 cold at idle, 25-30 at hot idle, cruising hot shows 40-45 on a new mechanical oil pressure gauge.

I've done two oil changes. One right after I got it running here before I drove it, and again tonight after about 20 miles.
Used Brad Penn the first time and Valvoline Vr1 30 wt this time.

Thank you Paul..

I hope to get more seat time soon and push it harder.
I'll take a picture or two.

Merry Christmas to all.

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Great to hear James! Hope all is well with you two. Have a Merry Christmas!

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