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#41736 04/12/02 06:10 PM
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I recently purchased this car.The body has been completely redone and is beautiful.I am trying to restore the car to running condition and I need starter,carb & some of the push rods are bent.I have no idea where to start as this is my first project.Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.
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#41737 04/12/02 10:01 PM
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Try some of the advertisers in the VCCA magazine. Also NAPA may be able to help as I get a lot of parts from them for my 52. Bent push rods are not a good sign, the valves may be sticking as a result of gum an dother build up on the stems. My 52 had two replaced just before I bought it and I found two more bent rods later. I bought replacements from NAPA but the cure was to have the head rebuilt as there were some bad valves in there. chevy

#41738 04/13/02 11:48 AM
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#41739 04/13/02 06:48 PM
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BJ, new pushrods can be purchased from Egge Parts House, along with most other parts you seek. Not a plug just info. Others sources are also avail that one just comes to mind. Sticking valves will definitely cause bent push rods. As Johnny says pull the pan and have a look see at he guts. Inspect the pan bottom for metal debris, and broken parts. www.egge.com chevy chevy


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