Others might disagree, but I would either pour a little gasoline down the throat of the carburetor (careful!!) or spray some starting fluid in it. My '51 is little-used, and when I try to start it every couple weeks, and it doesn't start, I wonder whether I've broken something in the course of other work. So I give it an ounce of gas in the carb, and assuming the battery is charged, the connections are clean, the choke is closed, etc., etc., it starts up.


DJ
'51 Chevy 3104 1/2-ton 216