PeteK wrote:
My day job keeps me on the road alot, so I have the same basic winter project plans for the past 2 years or so.
Realizing that I have built a motor that crossed the line, I want to continue to improve the tune up, and work out the mechanical bugs.
This way I may get to drive the car once again.
I have given up on the car being pretty, or fast, or winning races. I just want to be able to hit the key, and have some enjoyment.
If I fail to accomplish this, I may pull the 406 out, and put my old, freshened 383 back in it.
After 20 years of owning, modding, racing, and enjoying the car, the fun is gone.
All because I was greedy.
*Let this be a lesson to others.
I have not given up, but I am close.