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Choke Technique... 120-130 1967

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posted by  Pooch on  Wed Jan 26 09:53 CST 2005
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Hello Shayne:

Yes, that is exactly what I am saying. I sit in the car during warmup and slip it into gear only after the whole process is complete. Is it advisable or at least tolerable to drive it before that? Most of my mechanical experience comes from Formula Ford race cars and we would never move the beast until everything was on the up-and-up.

Cheers,

Jeff Pucillo






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