Lugnutz, it sure was! I got my boys to come out and watch. It struggled at first. The cylinders were full of oil, PB Blaster, and whatever was in there for 30 years. That and I forgot to lube up the throttle/choke cables as well as the gas pedal.

It will be awhile before its driven. It's wedged sideways in the front of the garage, tight to three walls. The rear wheels are locked up. So next is to put new wheel seals and rework the whole brake system. Then I'll feel comfortable taking it out for a shakedown!

At some point I'll upload a video to Youtube.


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