'93
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Joined: Jun 2023
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From: SW Wisconsin
'93
Hey Folks. Brand new here. I had a '68 350, 4-speed, rag top that I sold because I didn't run it enough and my Dad had a '69 that Mom had him sell before I could get my hands on it (thought I'd hurt myself at 55 years old---never stop being a Mom, right?!?) Anyway, I just bought a beat up and sorely in need of help '93, 40th anniversary coupe. I THINK I got it right, but how the hell do I know. 2 issues (stop it.....I said I thought I got it right : )~
1) Will start for a few seconds on ether, but not without it, but there is fuel to the schrader (sp?) valve. ECM? or all 8 injectors bad at the same time?!? It's been sitting for 8 years.....?
2) no title....sat at a shop for 8 years and guy never picked it up after $1,800 of work done. Any thoughts on how I can get a title---I know about the Vermont Loophole
Any thoughts would be appreciated
YTEE
1) Will start for a few seconds on ether, but not without it, but there is fuel to the schrader (sp?) valve. ECM? or all 8 injectors bad at the same time?!? It's been sitting for 8 years.....?
2) no title....sat at a shop for 8 years and guy never picked it up after $1,800 of work done. Any thoughts on how I can get a title---I know about the Vermont Loophole
Any thoughts would be appreciated
YTEE
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Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Park City Utah
Although "Fuel at the schrader" doesn't mean anything -you need to actually check pressure, it's pretty likely that you've got stuck injectors from sitting. I bought a beater that'd been sitting for 5 years, 5 of the 8 injectors were stuck closed or clogged. Wouldn't start or even fire. Not even the three that weren't plugged.
Racer
Joined: Jun 2019
Posts: 390
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From: Franklin, TN
Getting the title will depend on what state you are in. In Tennessee there are 2 ways to get a title: 1) if the car is more than 30 years old or worth less than $3k, you can submit an application for Certification of Ownership. 2) if the car does not meet the requirements in item 1, submit a surety bond application.
So, check your state requirements.
So, check your state requirements.
