Our next step is to work on the brakes, followed by manual transmission gear oil, and differential oil. Then we can try to move the Mustang under it's own power!
Monday, May 27, 2013
Idle Hands
Well, ok it's not the hands that are idle. We've been hard at work, and I am going to skip forward a few months in order to post the amazing video:
Yes! We have the Mustang started, and the carburetor is now adjusted. We were able to get it to warm up, and drop down to low idle. The battery is now installed, and we were able to fire it up without priming the carburetor with fuel first. The initial start took a bit of cranking since the fuel reservoir in the carb was empty, but second start was a breeze.
Our next step is to work on the brakes, followed by manual transmission gear oil, and differential oil. Then we can try to move the Mustang under it's own power!
Our next step is to work on the brakes, followed by manual transmission gear oil, and differential oil. Then we can try to move the Mustang under it's own power!
