Keeping Alive
Race Director
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 12,162
Likes: 383
From: Johnson City, TN
Too bad on the timing, my son is southbound from Minot and knows the cars well, but already way beyond the car at this point.
Agreed, you need to change the hose(s) or leak points before driving it.
Don't buy before driving, though. Trust me on this.
Agreed, you need to change the hose(s) or leak points before driving it.
Don't buy before driving, though. Trust me on this.
Team Owner
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 31,179
Likes: 4,172
From: Philly PA
be forwarned if fuel is leaking it is quite possible for an errant spark from and old ignition wire to set off and burn your new car to the ground.
My guess is to take a dremel with you
If you like the car go to the auto parts store and buy some clamps and the correct size fuel injection line , cut off the old clamps and put on new line then drive it home after you make sure the oil and coolant levels are good
My guess is to take a dremel with you
If you like the car go to the auto parts store and buy some clamps and the correct size fuel injection line , cut off the old clamps and put on new line then drive it home after you make sure the oil and coolant levels are good
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Racer
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 303
Likes: 0
From: Denver, Colorado
I'm going to call the guy back tomorrow and see if he will get the leak fixed. If he wants the car sold, he should more than likely do it, rather than me coming down and not even being able to drive it safely.
