I hope to get started tearing apart my 1950 B. It still starts, but the block is cracked and it won't hold any antifreeze. No oil leak, so I'm not exactly sure what I will find under there. I'm not much of a mechanic, so I will be posting for help. Once I get into this I will post pictures.
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Dan in Ohio
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Looking forward to your progress as I am also working on my 1950 B. Currently cleaning and lining a very rusty gas tank.
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