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Excellent job, Tim!
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You gave it a great effort and were very close. Take a breather and relax with your son. Enjoy the time with him. Another week on the 100 won't make a difference in the big picture.

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Have fun racing, Tim. Go ahead and wait for me to catch up on my 100. What you can accomplish in a week should only take me a few months to get done. Haha
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Man it sure looks nice though. Keep your chin up. Soon your Garmps will be driving a new old 100 around!!!
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Some pics of how it currently sits. I have a fuel issue for some reason, it won't run for more than 15 seconds and it won't run at all without the choke so something is plugged somewhere, my guess is a chunk of crap that came off the threads when I switched out the elbow on the carb. So close yet so far away.
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Some pics of how it currently sits. I have a fuel issue for some reason, it won't run for more than 15 seconds and it won't run at all without the choke so something is plugged somewhere, my guess is a chunk of crap that came off the threads when I switched out the elbow on the carb. So close yet so far away.
That's gonna be the nicest 100 on the block. Has he seen it yet? I would love to see the smile on his face if he hasn't seen it until your finished, which looks like will be real soon.
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great rig though, and good job....i always liked those model 100s....and its a family machine...extra cool
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That's gonna be the nicest 100 on the block. Has he seen it yet? I would love to see the smile on his face if he hasn't seen it until your finished, which looks like will be real soon.
No, he hasn't seen it and he's not allowed to until it's done.
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Tim,
Looks great, on the fuel issue, be sure your condenser is grounded and has clean unpainted metal under it.
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My 102 had the original stainless fuel line. I ran a wire thru it just for the heck of it and glad I did, it was full of something. No doubt it wouldn't have started, much less ran. It lookin great!
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