When I first got my '66 home, it had no trunk, so I
had to pull the tank to do welding back there-  While
I had no tank, I was able to roll the car out in the
driveway, put a gas can under the front with rubber
fuel line in it, hook it up in place of the metal line
running up the body, and I had no problems with it
that way.  

Just keep in mind that I was not moving the car, and
since it was outside I had no fume issues.

Good luck!


Jim
'66 Malibu
www.secondstardesigns.com


--- Krister Meister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've used a 1 gallon can with a 3/8" copper tube
> soldered at the bottom and
> 3/8" id flexible hose to run directly (gravity feed)
> to the fuel inlet at
> the carb.  Over the years it has hobbled me home
> from malfunctioning fuel
> pumps and to move cars like you described.
> 
> Krister Meister
> Barlett, IL
> '66 SS #'s matching
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> Getting ready to pull the small block that came in
> my '64 when I purchased
> it a few months ago. �I'm going for a BB swap and
> want to start
> cleaning/painting/prepping the engine bay for the
> 396.
> 
> Before I pull it, I want to see if the motor will
> start. �Previous owner
> claimed it would, but it had no carb, so I couldn't
> prove otherwise.
> Besides, I knew I was going to pull it �and didn't
> care if it ran or not.
> I've since put a 2bbl carb on that I had sitting
> around the garage.
> 
> Well, now I'm curious to see if it will run, and
> want to get some advice
> from the List regarding hooking up a fuel source to
> the motor to feed it
> some juice. �The fuel tank is out of the car and
> being dipped, and the fuel
> line from the fuel pump to the gas tank is a rusty
> mess.
> 
> Can I just run a rubber line to the fuel pump inlet
> from a 2 gallon jerry
> can to test start the motor? �How stupid would this
> be?
> 
> Thanks,
> Kurt
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