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12-27-2006 09:41 PM #3

fastroadster
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May 2005

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Car Year, Make, Model: 1923 Track T roadster

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Check your fuel lines, sounds like it drains down overnight. takes a while to pump up to carb. Check all rubber hoses and fittings, bet thats the problem.

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