Kim,
Nice to see the work you have done so far. I am glad I sold it to you as it was about no 10 on the list for restoration here.
Well done.
Kim,
Nice to see the work you have done so far. I am glad I sold it to you as it was about no 10 on the list for restoration here.
Well done.
The method appears commonly in early DIY books up to about 1940. regards
In the late 40s.I worked in a G.M. garage in Australia,another mechanic had a 39 chev.which started to use a lot of oil.Having pulled the engine down he found a loose gudgeon which had worn a wide groove in the cylinder.He could not afford to recond.the engine,so he filled the groove with solder.Everybody told him it would never vork.I worked in that place for another 8 months,he drove the car to and from work every working day and it didn't use any more oil than before the gudgeon came loose.I still find it hard to believe!
Regards,Lars.
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