I went to the shop after work today to show the 55 Chevy and cranked the Chevelle ,the El Camino and the 55 and let them run for a while.

Today I'm finishing applying seam sealer to the underside and floors so I can paint them this weekend and get the body back on its chassis!

I drove it down to the gas station and once again it let me down an wouldn't restart. Took two trucks and they were diesels at that to get it started......wanna hear the funny part, alternator, starter, bat and cables are all good.

Fat fingered from the phone-Corey

Do you have a ton of initial timing in it?

I picked up my seats from my friends house today and I'm bringing them to a shop tomorrow to be upholstered.

I plan to do the opposite of what I did last Sunday,this Sunday.:)

I pulled the Camino out of my shop in order to let one of our boys put his daily driver in for an oil change ,other than that nothing.

I bought another 1967 GA license plate yesterday to replace the one presently on my car.
I liked the the number on this "new" one better and it's from the county I live in. The first digit on the old GA plates is the county rank by population. Mine is #7.
I guy I know that lives across town has over 7,000 antique tags...some have never been previously registered.

A reference for those here living in GA:
http://www.georgiaplates.com/county

Im thinking around 12-15

Fat fingered from the phone-Corey

Worked on stripping a correct crank pulley today that I traded for from the one I got a month or so back that was not correct. It has not pitting in it so my job was easy to expoy primer it paint today. Now ready to install.