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Re: Re: 39 H
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Posted by JDM on November 27, 2001 at 03:45:06 from (206.74.34.73):
In Reply to: Re: 39 H posted by The Red. WOW on November 27, 2001 at 03:38:09:
EVERYTHING will probably need changed inside,but thats not bad I dont guess.Opened the petcock and water came out so I know its been soaked inside for a while but I may be surprised.It was locked up.The manifold was shot,the water pump was free and the radiator was in really good shape and had the louvers still on it.the guy let me pull the mag off and bench it and it still works,knocked the fire out of me.Visibly,I could not see any cracks in the block on the outside but it was coverd with grease.Im planning on taking mt radiator pressure tester over thursday to see if there may be a leak in it somewhere.
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