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Lead Additive for gasoline B18B engine. 1800 1965

posted by  Havinfun on  Sun Jul 20 06:02 CST 2003
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Thanks Robert for your input. I think I'll try several of the recommended procedures that the Brickboard has produced, including yours.
Window seals ... did that ... both inner fuzzy, and outer rubber wipers, not a tough job. I elected not to try and replace the staples that hold the fuzzies on the inner glass, and instead pop rivited them in place and painted the rivits black. They are not very visable, and you wouldn't know they were done that way if someone didn't point it out.
Thanks, I'm Havinfun.






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