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OP mentions no sputtering........ runs normal and "shuts off" most fuel problems turn out to be electrical

Note the gas cap removal.

And risk bulging the tank.

Welcome aboard from Ohio.

As mentioned it sounds like a plugged fuel sock in the tank.

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My first thought too. Or plugged vents. The old down and dirty way is pull the gas cap, take off the fuel line at pump, and deliver some air pressure to blow the sock off. Not everyone's cup of tea though :poke:

As @ckessel mentioned above it sounds like vapor lock to me. Place two or three wooden close pins on the fuel line right before the carburetor.

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Plugged fuel filter sock on the sending unit.

I can hear the Forged in Fire guys now :mad:

No disrespect intended at all, but when you say Mongo, I think Alex Karras. RIP Steve.

Snap On snapped off. They use the wrong grade of tool steel and it makes them brittle. :poke: :poke: :rofl:

I used to. Probably a Tri-groove tamper proof. Really odd.

Time for some diagnosing. Is it a fuel problem like vapor lock? Is it an electrical issue which is common with old stuff? If you're not old car savvy, have any friends who can help figure stuff out?

R.I.P Mongo! You were an exceptional player!

Grind the end square again, BINGO! New Allen socket.

Great vid, thank you for sharing. I'm glad I decided long ago to stay with my Mopar oe based stuff. Of course its not perfect, but can be dealt with.

Not sure if this problem is being discussed in another thread. Bought a 1970 Super Bee 383 automatic. Took it out yesterday. drove 5 miles to gas station. Put premium in then drove another 4 miles (45 mph). The engine just shut off going up a hill. Had to coast to the side. The car started back...

Found one, a little demo.