[AT] getting ready for harvest

[Doug Tallman]

I think I would be on the lookout for an HEI distributor for it and get 
some good wires. Those big blocks are hard on plug boots if the heat 
shields are gone.  Doug T


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> On 6/3/2020 7:14 PM, Cecil Bearden wrote:
>> I fired up the old 66 Chevrolet C60 w/ the 22ft bed & hoist today.  
>> It had set for 3 months since I bought it and drove it home from the 
>> farm auction.  I have a chance to get some Triticale at a good price 
>> from a friend about 75mi away.  The old 366 fired right up after 
>> turning over about 4 times.  After it ran about 30 minutes, I could 
>> hear a spark jumping.  The plug wires are all over the place someone 
>> installed a set of universal wires and never cut them to fit.  I 
>> started to look up points plugs wires and cap and rotor, like I used 
>> to tune one up and hit a dead end. I know the points are the same for 
>> it as a 350 in the 70's, but the price of points is ridiculous.  A 
>> set of universal wires is only $16, and it needs some wire holders to 
>> keep the wires off the valve covers.  So I think I will get a new set 
>> of wires and wire holders and let the rest go as it starts easy hot 
>> or cold, and it needs a lot of TLC everywhere else...  The cab is in 
>> fair shape, not rusted out. For a 54 year old truck it is in pretty 
>> good shape.
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>> I am going to haul the truck the 75mi. rather than take a chance on 
>> the tires and everything else I am not familiar with..   My old 74 
>> IHC would make the trip, but It has about 80 bushels of wheat on it 
>> and I would rather get about 350bu to sow this year.  My friend will 
>> haul it back loaded on his semi low boy trailer...
>> Cecil
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