On My 65 vette( all original) you need to pad the pedal a good many times (10 to 20) before the gas reaches the carburetor and she starts. He had started it already so the gas didn’t go back to the tank yet.
Correct, as I said I had pulled it out of the garage prior to this but long enough for the engine to cool down. As you know the longer they sit the fuel evaporates from the bowl causing the necessary pumping. Thanks for watching. Larry
i don`t think these idle at just barely 400 rpm`s though...should be higher..
Beautiful car. I had a 65 many years ago and enjoyed every second on the ten years I owned it
Hi Bill, thanks for watching, they are great cars aren't they/
On My 65 vette( all original) you need to pad the pedal a good many times (10 to 20)
before the gas reaches the carburetor and she starts. He had started it already so the gas didn’t go back to the tank yet.
Correct, as I said I had pulled it out of the garage prior to this but long enough for the engine to cool down. As you know the longer they sit the fuel evaporates from the bowl causing the necessary pumping. Thanks for watching. Larry
Sounds bad
Nice looking car, How long have you had it? How many miles does it show?
Can you send me the Vin number
Bob Holmes
Hi Bob, thanks for looking. Look for it on bringatrailer.com in about a week.