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Well if anyone is interested, the points were burnt up. They only had 2500 miles on them and are 2 years old along with the distributor and everything in it. I still dont really know what could have burnt them up this fast, so I'll blame this one on crappy parts I threw a new condensor on...

It must be something under the hood then. It runs good enough on cool dense gas. But once it gets warm under the hood and it thins out, somethings going wrong

So I'm having a weird issue here. Bone stock 2 barrel 273. When the car is cold, it runs perfectly fine. Great throttle response, idles smooth, cruises good. Im right on the edge of town. So the other day I started the car up, hopped right on the 2 lane road by my house, and it gets up to speed...

Well I actually replaced the heads already. At the indianapolis swap meet, someone was selling brand new 318 heads from the 80s for like $120. I figured that was as cheap as getting the old heads machined and I know they arent clogged with crap I do want to do a whole rebuild eventually. But i...

Hey everyone. I've had my 1967 Plymouth Belvedere for about 3 and a half years now, and I decided I should probably join the B body forum. It's a Belvedere 1 with a 273, 3 on the tree, and very few options. I ran the fender tag once. If I'm remembering correctly, the only options were the lower...

I guess they werent planning on having anyone replace that grommet when they put it in there. I see why all the aftermarket tanks are fixed in place now Thanks

Yeah thats what I figured. Whats it mounted to in the tank? Cant get a good view of the top of the tank inside. It wobbles around a bit, do i just give it a strong tug? Then what do i reattach it to?

So I have a 67 Belvedere and im trying to replace the old vent tube grommet. Its a really tight fit with the line in place, im not sure its even possible to install that way. It looks like the easiest way to get the grommet in there is to take the vent line out, put the grommet in, and then put...