Hi Everyone,
I have a 1965 Chevy c10 with a GM Goodwrench 350 with a Rochester 4 barrell carb. During the day in normal temperatures of 70 degrees or more the truck starts fine and runs great. Now that it is getting colder out it will not start at all. I have tried numerous things, I have tried lots of starting fluid as well. It just wont start. I have noticed when I try to start it it end up spitting smoke up through the carb. I wonder if anyone knows of anything on the cheaper side that I could do so it would start up easier. Thanks.
