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This is my 37th year of teaching middle school students...still going strong. Found my '59 Bugeye in Iowa last fall and trailered it home. Great weather in the Upstate of South Carolina today....have had it out. Waiting on spring to arrive. Is a slight backfire or popping normal when I let off the accelerator? Could it be burning too lean? Gads it's done this ever since I've owned it.
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Introduction 59 bugeye project
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bugimike
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Carbs or timing might be a little off, or maybe valve adjustments? You are a trooper, the longest I managed to deal with middle schoolers was two years. 2nd through 12th was no prob. for 7 years, but those middle schoolers /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/eek.gif/bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/crazy.gif!! My hat is off to you sir!
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xbimmer, we're having car club meeting , Foothills British Car Club at Fuddrucker's on Woodruff road this Tuesday night at 7pm, we loved to see you there. We'll be in the room that face's Woodruff road.