It has a problem, can't figure out why this is. It's supposed to be all kinds of messed up, unable to run, eaten away, leaking from every orifice and more. It sat for the 5th winter in a row with E85 in it. This year I took the top off and took a pic to see just how bad it could be. It was dusty. Put it back together, cleaned the stuff off the old Goat, started it and moved it outside so it won't get over spray on it from the 65. Everybody says it is sooooo bad for old cars, eats carbs, fuel lines, and everything needs to be stainless. It makes me giggle when I see this, because everyone could be running race fuel they bought at the pump, but they want to run came whiz instead. Insert maniacal laughter here.
Judging from this pic, no great care was taken before putting it away for the winter. Yes I am purposely not doing anything special, like cleaning it off, or even wiping down the rest of the engine. I mean, who wipes down the engine in their daily driver except for those of us who drive cool old stuff?
Judging from this pic, no great care was taken before putting it away for the winter. Yes I am purposely not doing anything special, like cleaning it off, or even wiping down the rest of the engine. I mean, who wipes down the engine in their daily driver except for those of us who drive cool old stuff?
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