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the F14 turns over!!!!! yeaaaaaaaaa!!!!!
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Posted by Bob Kerr on March 21, 2002 at 12:33:25 from (205.188.193.31):
The F-14 I have listed for sale in the photo ads section now has a freed up chevy 216 engine. It acually wasn't stuck at all, I just didn't have a good pry bar here at the new place, and screw drivers don't work so good. Went back over to the farm last weekend and brought home grandpas old crow bar and put it to the fly wheel,it moved about a half an inch on the flywheel, so I went ahead and pulled the plugs out and dumped in kero and oil mix and spun it over a few turns. It took a total of 5 minutes to get it to turn and that was including getting out the tools!The thing should run with a carb, fuel pump, starter, gen and gas tank cleaned out. It sure made my day! I wonder if I should raise the price now?
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