Abandoned 1957 king midget Micro Car. Busted Engine?

I picked up this king midget micro car that was all torn apart and in boxes, on the first video we set all the parts on the body to see what we did and did not have. now it on to the Wisconsin single-cylinder engine that came with it.

[@happyogre]

"Should I get a funnel? I refuse out of principle.". Translation, couldn't find a funnel.

[@greybeard804]

LOL! Was thinking the same. ;-]

[@samwisegamgee289]

or just a lazy sod

[@greybeard804]

@@samwisegamgee289 A CNN subscriber, figures...

[@suburbanhobbyist2752]

@@samwisegamgee289 After watching this video your conclusion is Mustie is a "lazy sod"? Wow.

[@ctiley2212]

@@samwisegamgee289 well, he is American, do you expect any different?

[@whistle1516]

Hey Mustie, I have a King Midget. If you need any photos of any certain part, feel free to hit me up.

[@kevintatro7795]

I have a friend that is a little person (midget) that would love that little buggie. Right now he is on facebook and has wished his whole life for a harley davidson motorcycle his size. Everyone is rooting for him and are casting votes for his wish to come true. We are all hoping that someday it will happen for him. He is such a great guy and deserves to experience the freedome of cruising down the road on a Hog. or a little piggie? He would be thrilled. I remember back in the 1980"s when we were all young and somebody rigged a little toyota so he could drive. I can still remember how happy that made him. But that is cool to see there are actual street legal vehicles for someone his size. He's a guy with a heart larger than life.

[@primoservices5636]

Good job u remind me of my dad nothing he can't fix . He does not give up lots of patience. Really enjoy watching I figure and fix things. Thanks

[@cf6282]

Isn’t this the best! Sunday Morning coffee, bagels and watching Mustie work!

[@samuelglovacz4510]

I litteraly just ate a bagel and am still dring my coffee and found that he uploaded part two...lol

[@vinces8974]

Mustie is fantastic, such a good natured guy

[@billh230]

Fried egg sandwich here....

[@phillipsharpe6459]

I look forward to this every Sunday, like the way he laughs when he gets a engine to fire for the first time, never gets old ,😂😂👍

[@frank-t6857]

Mustie makes Sunday my favorite day. Always something to look forward to 🙂

[@jasonhendrie5411]

Me too for sure sunday morning mustie1 can't beat it his laughter when he gets a motor running 👍👍👍

[@micha3502]

he's pulling those antiques from his sleeve

[@groermaik]

Ahh. A cup of Army mochaccino, (thanks Steve) A chicken biscuit (thanks Rich) and possibly my favorite Sunday pleasure, you and your videos. Thanks, Darren.

[@watup110875]

God rest their soul now Dad 7-31-2019 Uncle 10-18-2020 They found one of those when I was 14, someone converted to electric. Best summer I ever had, helping as gofer. It done good until it was stolen, I will be 45 next month. It seams like a life time ago now. But they would have loved this video because they never could find all original as yours Thanks for good memory. :')

[@revolutronic]

that rug really ties this car together, does it not? have to say, not completely unhappy with that look.

[@blahblahblahblah2933]

It's a load bearing rug.

[@fuzzyjax]

The Dude abides.

[@billh230]

I'm thinking a surrey with a fringe on top. :)

[@skelator_]

Yeah proopper rat style that

[@bobadam7021]

I thought the same thing. It's not a bad look. It would be a great series if he threw the thing together only using the parts he has or could build from things in his shop. Call it the COVID/Mad Max series.

[@ProjectFarm]

What a great find! Looking forward to the restoration!

[@ghibliinu6616]

As always, we're looking forward to the next PF vid!

[@bryco32]

@@ghibliinu6616 restoration? He never finishes anything LOL! Onto the next project..

[@bartverhaagen]

So am I !!

[@bryco32]

@crow Damn... You really took offense to that? LOL! I'm pretty sure most Smart Mustie fans knew what I implied.. The latter...well your one of those.

[@manytrickpony695]

Ahem... Rust-oration.....

[@franzenmusic]

I don't know how many carbs I've seen you clean Musty, but it's a lot. I never seem to get tired of it. Somehow it's relaxing.

[@brianhutchinson2377]

No charging system on the engine, the small pulley on the end runs a generator. The centrifugal clutches ran the two speeds one engaged the low speed, as the rpms increase the high speed clutch took over. The low speed driven pulley on the trans would "ratchet" like a bike sprocket when high speed was engaged. I got a king midget for my 8th birthday back in the 70's I used it to haul hay and feed to our cattle on 160 acres we leased spent the summers on the land feeding, watering, and shootin' squirrels. Drove the wheels off that car, I lost the oil pump and seized the motor and put it in the barn in about 1980. It's still there, I'm 54 now and want to get it running again, I retired this year and that's my priority project. CHEERS!

[@joebikeguy6669]

I used to watch the Red Green show. Red Green was portrayed by popular Canadian sketch comic Steve Smith. I think he wrote a lot of the bits too. A running gag was that he fixed everything with duct tape.

[@Mrcaffinebean]

Yea he did and in fact he still tours and does comedy across North America. Funny guy!

[@Leroys_Stuff]

He is funny

[@ebutuoyebutouy]

The NPR dude.

[@paulcrumley9756]

Our PBS station played two episodes every Saturday evening - mandatory watching for my sons and me for several years. I still key up some on KZbin when I want some entertainment. Steve and his team were great, down-to-earth and if nothing else, corny as can be, but what fun!

[@TheWolfsnack]

...If you can;t be handsome, at least be handy!

[@chuckwiesner8730]

It's amazing how many king midget car videos popped up on KZbin after Mustie 1 got this.

[@ELOfanatic]

I know, right? Watched the first one and all of a sudden there they are...

[@TerryDavies]

@@ELOfanatic i seen one with a motorbike engine

[@gerrybvr]

Just proves google/KZbin is watching YOU as much as you are watching them.

[@robertheinkel6225]

Just goes to show, Mustie1 affects the algorithm on KZbin, in a good way!

[@glynprice3815]

Not just me who got them. Must have been a dozen.

[@lmoraz]

I am 45 years old and I live in Switzerland. I discovered your channel 2 days ago. I watched the 2 episodes for the 1937 outboard boat engine and the 2 episodes for the suitcase motorcycle. And now this rusty little car. Please stop making videos because I have a family and a life instead of youtube.... Good job, I love your videos

[@jonathanz4987]

Thanks again Mustie1. It is always fun and educational, hanging out with you!

[@ACKCSC2024]

The Best part of waking up.... a little mustie1 in your cup.....

[@red05malibumaxx]

This sounds sooo wrong bahahahha 🤣🤣😂😂

[@SkaterStimm]

I had to brew two cups of coffee there was so much content here!

[@steveb6103]

Who else got the home page filled with videos about these. Some 1500 or less left in drivable condition.

[@ollylewin]

Ive started seeing a lot of king midgets since this video lol

[@handsonwithblg4949]

They bombed me too but now I want one . lOL

[@markbrown6236]

Seeing the videos also.

[@David-yo5ws]

NO! Not me I ... wait a minute.... Noooooo Bah Humbug! I've been 'A eye' attacked as well. Cursid Al go rythmns. (Code: Just in case it's watching me 😱) The day before this video, I had never heard of KMMCars, now I will never be allowed to forget them. Still, it's Mustie1, so a win draw?

[@butler386]

Magic man does it again. Best part of the vehicle is the engine. Great job getting it running. Thanks for the video.

[@shedmanx3640]

My mantra is, “ if it doesn’t move and it’s supposed to, use a bigger hammer “. I swear, if this was me, these engines would be flung across the workshop. The neighbours kids have learned a whole new vocabulary from me. Being a Aussie, we tend to get.... colourful. Mustie just gives his little laugh and keeps going. This is why I don’t work on engines anymore, the older I get, the less patience I have.

[@plantedinpr886]

A big smile just overtook my face when the forklift started pulling the engine. :-)

[@sergiol.aponte13]

Mustie getting lazy.. lifts, forklift.... :-)

[@larryalexander4833]

@@sergiol.aponte13 work smarter not harder . Got to be smart the older you get

[@Chr.U.Cas2216]

Dear @@larryalexander4833 👍👌👏 Yeah, unfortunately we don't have a choice because of aging. Unless we want to damage us even more than we already did. Best regards, luck and health.

[@Charlesb88]

The King Midget was first sold by Midget Motors as a kit car before they offered pre-essembled models as an option then later only sold prebuilt models. They were in production as kits or fully assembled from '48 to '70. Midget Motors faced bankruptcy in 1969 after which another company, Barthman Corporation, bought up the remains of Midget Motors. Unfortunately a fire in a new plant built for building King Midget cars, along with increased cost due to knew safety and emmisions standards, made restarting production too costly for them and the were forced to abandon any attempt to restart production of the cars in 1970.

[@rohanhamer8429]

Sounds just like Wikipedia.

[@carstrucksntrattors3070]

Thank you for that

[@samanthaskipper1306]

I learned it by watching Mustie1! You are awesome! Sir! Ty!

[@michiganprepared]

Coffee and a musti1 on sunday!! What a great way to wake up!!

[@danf4616]

Mustie may not be a real person. Who ever heard of a guy who laughs at problems and messups, instead of cussing and throwing wrenches! 😁

[@sinformant]

He pauses the camera😉

[@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059]

Yeah, but it's a maniacal laugh.

[@Clearanceman2]

He never mentions politics either. Really happy about that right now.

[@TheWolfsnack]

NOT my mechanic!

[@TheWolfsnack]

@@Clearanceman2 ...or Mexican beer

[@KCAATV]

When you were running it at a slow idle, I thought to myself, "OK Mustie, now you are just showing off" LOL

[@glennthomas7435]

They call that "Cadillac'n"!

[@kzbuster]

Grew up in Northern Minnesota so I had to laugh when you mentioned Red Green and the chainsaws running in the background. A childhood memory. Great show. Always amazed watching you get that rusted junk running. Enjoy when you laugh when they run. Thanks.

[@tomclarke6475]

Mustie1 got the carb together without any parts left over, that's why he's the best.

[@Chaostheory1971]

The roof "rug" looks like a magic carpet, Mustie you could have a flying car ;) As always another excellent video

[@SkaterStimm]

I kinda liked the look of that.

[@markcollins5026]

Man, a magic carpet ride !

[@Mr3Charlie]

By SteppenMustie? I remember that song!

[@toddavis8603]

Steppenwolf magic carpet ride song

[@johnmorris6434]

i'm liking the Bedouin tent look at the start. that engine sounds great.

[@jazbell7]

I think it looks like the "surrey with the fringe on top" from the musical "Oklahoma", circa 1943 and movie circa 1955

[@jasontucher7011]

I had that same engine on my go kart when I was a little boy. Hearing it run gives me goose bumps. So many fun times.

[@richard3141592638]

"if the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy" - Red Green

[@MrPaige222]

richard3141592638 My favorite red green quote was after someone said he'd better alert the Canadian air force about something. He replied "It's after 6pm....he's gone home. " I broke a rib.

[@JacknifeCreations]

I swear this quote is posted on every single one of Mustie's videos.

[@MarkMcCluney]

Keep your stick on the ice.

[@billwessels207]

The carpenters house is always the last to be repaired. The plumbers house usually only receives quick fixes for the plumbing. The mechanics wife is not infrequently left fuming because her car is broke down far away from home. She can't reach her husband on the phone because he has gone to repair someone else's car.

[@YouGotsTheRabies]

Don't forget the handyman's secret weapon: Duct Tape!

[@AllanDeal]

What you have is 60% car 40% rust lol looking forward to the restoration

[@cogidubnus1953]

You mean 40% car, 40% rust and 20% missing don't you? :-)

[@AllanDeal]

@@cogidubnus1953 😂🤣👍

[@aserta]

More like 20% car, 40% rust, 15% missing, and the rest is hopes and dreams. At least Mustie set himself an attainable goal "let's get it moving". Most people would buy this, get excited, get disappointed, get really disappointed, thrown in the trash or right back into the boxes. Did some digging on this, interim, and there's a lot of wrong with this one, unfortunately. Altered parts, missing components. He'll cobble them together, but it's gonna be a struggle. I'm willing to bet that there's another box he missed, or they missed when the swap occured. Because looking at the type of containers he got, and how things were put together, all that's missing, geni, sprockets, shtuff, that's fits perfectly into another box. The doors were clearly rotten. Here's why, someone modified the rear "cover", which is an anti-rust mod they do to keep water which would otherwise freely get into the "engine compartment". Don't get me wrong, equally into this build, but i doubt it's gonna be a restoration, more like a Mustiefication. :)

[@sureshkumarc.k6534]

You mean rustoration

[@aarongrabowski5620]

Rustoration!!!

[@sherf2654]

Please someone send Mustie some parts to keep this one going. Can't wait to see the finished results on this one. I don't have the part number but many years ago I used a Subaru car muffler on these small engines and they ran quieter with no loss in power.

[@marcryvon]

Good idea ! I'll try it on my 30 years old snow blower. Ultra reliable but so noisy ! I wake up the neighbors every time I use it in the morning.

[@wbillyxjx]

Mustie's laugh when that engine fired the first time was just like my 7 year old's the other day after picking a broken lawn mower from the side of the road and making it run. That laugh will never grow old. I can say everything I ever needed to know about carburetors I learned from Mustie 1. Just wanted to say thank you for helping me share that life skill with my sons.

[@lonhoschar1943]

My cousin had one of those back in the sixties. I thought it was cool as hell! Loved the hand operated windshield wiper ! LOL

[@mr.lewelljo1971]

As I’m sitting in my garage this Sunday morning, drinking coffee, looking at my projects...... I get a little inspiration watching this guy work. Thanks for the vid. Now if I can just get the wife up to make me breakfast.

[@danbartolini27]

My dad bought a 27 cadillac in Hershey one year. It sat for ten years when he went to get it going it had a stuck valve he spent weeks lubricating it, tapping it down, up down up down. Finally got it free took the car to the Newport RI car show and won first prize!..... Then on the way home he got side swiped by a pick up truck totalled the car

[@ronfisher2016]

Isn't the starter also a generator ?

[@rogercamp6071]

@@ronfisher2016 probably so,a lot of the small engine companies used the Delco-Remy starter generator for electric starting, International used them on the older Cub Cadets as well as the older Bolens tractors just to name a few.

[@rogercamp6071]

I don't know about the one on that engine though, it resembles a regular automotive type starter, the Delco-Remy ones were just like a regular generator but also had a charging function and ran off the front pulley on the engine.I had a '68 model Wheel Horse that had one on a Kohler engine

[@danbartolini27]

No it's not a starter generator, because it disengages, a starter generator usually runs on a belt and runs constantly

[@rogercamp6071]

@@danbartolini27 exactly

[@lwilton]

That flame shooting out of the exhaust pipe was impressive. The Honda and motorcycle drivers around here would probably give their eye teeth for that, but it probably doesn't make enough noise to satisfy them.

[@MikeAustin2012]

Wow! You tore down an old engine and built an F104 Starfighter! Sweet.

[@unclegreybeard3969]

Awesome slow-mo; sparks flames and everything good

[@tollietime]

0.01 second in and hit the like button, i dont care if mustie just stands there and beats it with a stick, ITS GONNA BE A GOOD VID!

[@phooesnax]

Why so long:-0)

[@kzed4880]

@@phooesnax that's what she ... Ok nvm

[@bobadam7021]

I'd unlike, then like again if he just stood there and beat it with a stick. That would be funny.

[@cidercik]

Thanks for the best laugh of the day.

[@kzed4880]

@@cidercik who?

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Good job Mustie1,thanks for letting us sit in on the fun Central California watching

[@dorightal4965]

What's take to make Musti laugh? First run of an old motor! Of course, Dan F. caught him laughing at a stuck valve, too. Laugh on ol' Musti, laugh on!

[@roger4375]

I’ve seen a King Midget with a motorcycle engine and transmission. While getting it back to original is desirable, I really don’t think there is a wrong way to do it. I can see one of these with nicely running Honda 750 engine and some better tires and wheels. Not that you’d want to run it at high speeds, but it is a nice upgrade from the double clutch automatic transmission and Wisconsin 9 HP engine. I watched an old video of the “Price is right” with Bill Cullen as the host. They had a King Midget up for bid. The price was around $900.00, the hostess couldn’t get it started. Mustie1, you always have an educational and interesting video. A lot of folks appreciate what you provide, me included. 👍👍👍

[@Terry_Baker]

Had a neighbor in NJ who had a flathead 45 from a Harley Davidson UL in a King Midget. My buddy who's a long time King Midget collector tried to get it. Guy wouldn't sell..

[@smartysmarty1714]

Just drop a Lincoln 460 in there and be done with it....

[@davidethridge5748]

Lol!

[@trillrifaxegrindor4411]

i think you wouldn't want much more than maybe 10-12 horsepower on one of these unless you did some very serious frame,suspension and brake upgrades

[@ryanward4728]

My ex father in law has a hayabusa powered midget with mustang 2 front suspension and a custom limited slip chain driven rear end with a giant sprocket... It's terrifying... He also has one with a 16 hp Kohler in restored condition with a few custom add-ons... Of all the show cars and racecars I've driven and been around for the last 25 years those cars draw more attention than anything I've ever seen.

[@DougsMessyGarage]

It always amazes me how you can adjust those old carburetors and get a derelict motor purring like its brand new.

[@MrBer43]

Doc Did it Again. Brought life Back to another one😁😁😁🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@algray1195]

My Great Grandmother told me stories about the King Midget she had in the 60’s. It was Baby Blue and white! They used it at their Camp.

[@kjamison5951]

Move over Merlin, Mustie is a whole other type of wizard!

[@curtism7203]

MUSTIE the hinge by the rear hatch is for a generator that runs off that third pulley on the motor.

[@danhei]

What a great way to spend 1hr 12min 22sec when a guy is laid up with a sore back and can’t do much except watch Mustie1.

[@cybair9341]

On this Zenith carb, the idle mixture screw is an AIR screw. You have to screw it IN to get a richer idle mixture. The hi speed screw is a conventional fuel screw. I had a Global aircraft engine with this Zenith carb.

[@danlin1146]

Looks like an old Wisconson engine I have on an old log splitter

[@OldF1000]

That rug gives it a Tuk tuk vibe even though it has 4 wheels instead of 3 I have seen some pretty patched up Tuk tuks so it would fit right in

[@LandNfan]

Sounds just like my mom’s 1957 model, bought new for $800. You are right about the clutches. The inner clutch has tight springs and drives the smaller pulley on the gearbox. The outer clutch drive the larger pulley. The two drive shaft pulleys have a ratchet between them. ‘57 was the first year electric start was standard.

[@willspeke2728]

I cant get enough of these small engine vids

[@fanofoldfans9238]

I remember those old Wisconsin engines on go carts. They could be revved up so high without throwing a rod. And a carburetor that can actually be adjusted to run and idle right. That kit car would run so much smoother with a Comet torque converter clutch on it.

[@osiversen]

The slowmo made me think of Frankenstein: Flames, electric sparks and the mad laughter ...

[@stevenwithanS]

That was fun. I sure like that tiny pair of channel locks. Handy.

[@chrisackerley1842]

I'm 62, and I remember seeing these things advertised in old issues of Desert Magazine [from the 50's] when I was a kid. They were popular in that era when people were just learning that you didn't have to stay in a campground to go camping, and that most of the West was governmet land, where you could camp for free. Motorhomes had just been invented, and these little jeep-like vehicles made perfect tow vehicles. They were great for low-performance noodling around in the desert!

[@diximat]

I thing like a Mustie laugh when an engine turns over and sounds good!

[@RuedigerEtzold]

Hahaha, the flames coming out of that exhaust :D

[@TC-Henry]

Now that's a flame thrower! There's got to be more for the exhaust system on this. Didn't hear the chainsaw in the background... loved the Red Green show! Remember, if she doesn't find you handsome, she should find you handy 😉

[@sabbath7081]

Engine runs really good, nothing like the old cast-iron engines it was a little groggy but you got her.

[@FrAdamVoisin]

Mustie1, I'm so glad you're not giving up on this project. That initial start-up slow-mo was totally epic!

[@MrLtcslick]

Some older guys out the street had one of these when I was a kid, late 60's early 70's. The only thing I remember about it was that it sounded like a lawn mower.

[@tap0019]

Dude you are a Wizard with small engines. I think if George Washington had a power mower and you found it in a yard sale, you would have running in no time at all!

[@TheDistur]

Those old Wisconsin motors were bullet proof. We've had them on farm equipment and generators. They do a lot of work.

[@BruceBoschek]

I am glad the Wisconsin AGND on my 1954 Yazoo mower has a Fairbanks Morse magneto.

[@G56AG]

I went to a military school, high school and junior college, one of the cadets had a King Midget, he was in high school and not allowed to have a car, so he kept it off campus in town. I saw him driving it a couple of times but never saw it close up. Funky little car with a air cooled one lung engine, like a big lawn mower engine.

[@captainprairie5790]

Red Green show, CLASSIC!!!

[@SCHNEKM483BK]

JUST another OUTSTANDING troubleshooting video! Thanks!

[@outofthenorm7292]

I subscribe to hundreds of car and motorcycle channel's but I must say this channel is by far my favorite and it just keeps getting better.

[@betabilly]

For historical accuracy, the headlamps should be mounted on top of the fenders, the running lamps on the bumper.

[@eldonfoster2576]

Thanks for sharing the fun.

[@mattc.310]

Nice job working that motor. Another long term project. Hope we see more of it.

[@stormrssgale]

great chanel I enjoy your tone of voice nice and calm, God Bless you...

[@robertheinkel6225]

As soon as Mustie started working on the car, several KZbin videos show up as recommended with clubs and test on this car. Same thing happened working on the outboard motor.

[@skyb8687]

Dude..mustie, your my hero man thank you for a glimpse of that oddball engine

[@38911bytefree]

Now Mustie is a REAL influencer. I watched 10 vids on the King Midget !!!!!. Sure it wroth to put it back. Cool little car with a cool story.

[@libertyauto]

It makes perfect sense when you think it through, but seeing that engine run with no distributor cap is like sorcery. Thanks Mustie.

[@davidmellott5049]

We used to use transmission fluid for breaking the valves loose in the ARMY and it did the job very well.

[@rickytart1028]

Neat video much enjoyed...Thanks for sharing....

[@loosehandle1]

Wisconsin AEN thumper right up your alley. Have 2 of them you won't be disappointed

[@seandonnelly3002]

to exaust valve ",resistance is futile "

[@Eremon1]

Unless you're Janeway.

[@seandonnelly3002]

@@Eremon1 i am borg

[@jjsmachine]

"Ah that smells good, chuckle chuckle". And then I thought you almost got your t-shirt caught on fire from that exhaust! What a hoot. Check out Zippo Varga, I believe he has a king midget and some videos about it.

[@blackholeman]

The Red Green Show is legendary!

[@DeadKoby]

My Dad had one of these old Wisconsin engines he rescued from the trash... it had the SAME stuck valve... and he did the same lube and tap(hammer) trick. It went back to sticking soon after. I think pulling it would be the best option, although more difficult.

[@TheStuffMade]

That's a funny little car, looking forward to seeing it running again.

[@jenksify]

" Okay gotta do it one more time". He sounded like a kid in a candy store.

[@dennisvestby4432]

He has good reason don’t let that beautiful little boy in you die I think it is wonderful to have that little boy with you in this life., shows you appreciate the little things.

[@jenksify]

@@dennisvestby4432 Thank you

[@mikespain8655]

Previous owner didn't even get the engine running before tearing the car apart. Anyway, it sounds like a go cart. Enjoyed the video.

[@nadieselgirl]

Sooo jealous of this find! Fantastic!

[@octane613]

Damn man, that little power plant is a hell of a firecracker. She's just ITCHING to go.

[@justinstearns9723]

Wisconsins will run pretty much indefinitely if you take care of them

[@billwessels207]

I once went to car show for the midget and I asked if I could hear it run, he said to stand back just for safety sake and waited until everyone stood back. When he started it up he never cracked a smile but I almost busted a gut laughing.

[@ryansclassic2108]

Mustie, I learn something from you with every video. Thank you. I'm going throw my guess at your next video, as you alluded to something that's been around for while.... Show me Hippy Bus

[@toboldygo5823]

It’s so satisfying to work with a machine you could take apart and put back together not like the junk nowadays that doesn’t come apart the metal is such low grade junk it cannot be taken apart and put back together🪄✨🤪👍🏻. If they can’t figure out a way to unload the ships coming from Abroad will manufacture a good product in America again⚡️♥️🇺🇸♥️⚡️ I have nothing against Any people but I love America😎👍🏻✨

[@nesr8786]

Great Big D , purring like a kitten, lovin this project Stay Safe all ..Mac

[@lyndelbeckwith1706]

Keep us updated please!! I'm into this one! Can't wait to see it finished!! DON'T MOTHBALL THIS!

[@retrohipster994]

Amazing work is always Mustie! I loved every minute of it even the carb rebuild. LOL I know we see rebuild carbs a lot, but honestly I don't mind watching you rebuild carbs because you end up rebuilding so many different styles of carbs that I feel like I learn stuff every time.

[@ianpickersgill3211]

The variety of carburetors amazes me. He shows a lot, but they are not all the same. Which is handy if he shows a version that you have.

[@jeffreylunger]

That set of pullies is WAY closer to your junk than I would have been comfortable with had I been in your situation.

[@grumpyoldirishman313]

Uh oh now Taryl Fixes All has some competition. He has a 69 roof Palomino .I Appreciate your knowledge and the time you give up to post.