http://www.messynessychic.com/2013/07/02/1940s-chevy-dealer-re-opens-to-auction-off-500-time-capsule-cars/
http://www.messynessychic.com/2013/07/02/1940s-chevy-dealer-re-opens-to-auction-off-500-time-capsule-cars/
I see no mention if these cars were properly prepped for storage in a midwestern climate. If not, they're all seized with 2 cups of water in the sump.
Kenny_McCormic wrote: I see no mention if these cars were properly prepped for storage in a midwestern climate. If not, they're all seized with 2 cups of water in the sump.
so?
Value of a 17 mile engine goes down a lot when its no longer capable of becoming a more than 17 mile engine.
Kenny_McCormic wrote: Value of a 17 mile engine goes down a lot when its no longer capable of becoming a more than 17 mile engine.
Even if that's the case with these engines, and nothing I've read about these cars indicates that, a lot of people have had success freeing up frozen engines including myself.
Cotton wrote:Kenny_McCormic wrote: Value of a 17 mile engine goes down a lot when its no longer capable of becoming a more than 17 mile engine.Even if that's the case with these engines, and nothing I've read about these cars indicates that, a lot of people have had success freeing up frozen engines including myself.
numbers match whether or not there are any OE internal parts.
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