SAAC Forum

Quote from: gt350hr on October 16, 2019, 12:06:26 PM
   Yes. Often found on carbs of that part number . Green color is correct.

When was the end of the use of the green tags ?

Does anyone recognize a tag like this ?

18 1/4 "

2287 is driven around the back lot at the Simeone museum from time to time last was when Dave Macdonald's family was there receiving an award from the foundation. Before being moved from the Father Devine garage at 8th and Pine st closer looks at the car were possible.

Does anyone have any experience with this company and/or their trailers ?

Autolite and the GT40 logo

What year did the autolite BF 32's come out with the GT 40 on the box ?

CPVC pipe is commonly  used in fire protection sprinkler systems orange  color is common and typically if it has water in it and is exposed it will only char, pipe being above sheetrock is preferred. There not designed to extinguish but to send an alarm and control a fire until the fire department can arrive. As Jeff stated the fires in this thread are not typical.

What year ?

Jim it did and the CF package owner said the PO was a tick under 600K.

One was at the 50th CJ reunion along with 5 regular models.

Does this pump have a date code on it ?

The parts you need would be the 390 GT manifolds ?

Do you know the date for the radiator.

Quote from: Side-Oilers on July 10, 2018, 08:37:02 PM
I have a VP Racing Fuel distributor near me, so I run straight 110 leaded in both my Kirkham and KR. 

Each car has an aluminum side-oiler (468-cid/10.5 compression/580hp KR; 482-cid/10.5 compression/600 hp Kirkham) and they love the extra oomph of the race gas.

Yes, it's $9/gallon, but is worth it to me. I don't put a ton of miles on my cars, and want to be able to drive them on hot days without detonation or cranky manners due to California's crappy pump gas.

Plus, who doesn't love the sweet smell of race fuel in the exhaust...and knowing you're spewing enough hydrocarbons to offset the earth-saving smugness of about 500 Priuses every time you drive it.

With lead added 100 octane comes out to about $4 a gallon with east coast pump prices. A 68 owners manual calls for premium fuel of 99 octane for a 390GT which had 10.5 compression.