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Re: Leaded fuel
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Thanks, I know that Tetraethyl works for the valves as history shows, but not so sure about the aftermarket products. I guess the vintage cars can legally cruise on leaded gas without any DOT repercussions……🤔

Thanks for the info, I guess the engine is running so sweet at 73, I want to feed it right, so she’ll last a looooooonng time!😊

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Posted on: 2023/11/7 13:52
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Leaded fuel
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Hi guys,
What’s the drawbacks if any to using 110 octane leaded fuel to blend with nonalcoholic gasoline in my 49’ std. 8 engine? Also if anyone is doing this already, would you share your mix ratio. I can get 5 gallons of SUNOCO 110 leaded for $73.009.
I value your opinion, as I think my valves would just love a little shot of lead!😀

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Posted on: 2023/11/7 13:20
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Re: Filter
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Thanks su8overdrive,
I will remember to do that, and will keep your rebuilder in mind.

Posted on: 2023/10/28 18:10
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Another one!
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Hello,
Went to Charleston SC this past weekend and was surprised whenI went to visit the USS Yorktown museum. Lo and behold I found this! A 1938 Packard military staff car on board. It was in good condition inside and out considering it was aboard an aircraft carrier hangar deck, in the harbor. Wish I could attach more pics , but space here is limited. Please if you are in Charleston, go see the Yorktown, it is well worth it.

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Posted on: 2023/10/24 18:41
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Filter
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Hey guys
A while back I mentioned putting a fuel filter just before the carburetor on my ‘49 std 8. Well here is a pic of what i have. Let me know if this looks to be the right one. It has a ceramic filter in the bowl.

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Posted on: 2023/10/24 18:08
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Fuel pump rebuild kit
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I have a dual action fuel pump on my std. 8 sedan that also pumps vacuum. How hard is it to rebuild? Also who would have a rebuild it for it?
Thanks!
Racing with the moon!

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Posted on: 2023/10/9 20:36
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Re: Bowl full
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Thanks for the research i know I would find help with this here at this site!👌

Posted on: 2023/10/9 20:27
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Re: Bowl full
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Thanks, I shall proceed to purchase a new ceramic filter for the glass bowl and have the fuel line connector threads chased out before installing it. 👍🏻

Posted on: 2023/10/9 20:25
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Bowl full
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Would it be ok to install a carter 30-82 fuel bowl/ ceramic filter inline just before the carb? I have one and think it would look really neat on my ‘49 std 8 sedan….🤔

Posted on: 2023/10/8 20:26
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Re: 1948- 288 Fuel Pump Rebuild
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Yes I seem to have a vacuum diaphragm leak as oil must be getting pulled into the vacuum tube and shot into the intake as at times I’m getting a cloud of oil smoke when accelerating that goes away soon after, usually after it is idling a while. But not seeing/smelling any gas in the oil.

Posted on: 2023/10/8 20:21
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