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Re: New Here...Just purchased a 1970 Chevy C20 Camper Special
Even if you know the proper starting procedure,it sounds like a choke issue by what you describe...no biggy
Don't be overwhelmed. Just take it one step at a time. Even if you want to totally restore it,right now you can address mechanical issues and not be wasting your time. Just get it starting,driving,and stopping properly and you're ahead no matter how far you go with it. You'll probably change your mind on keeping original colors and changing to this color or that 1,000 times before it happens. You can ponder that while you drive it down the road. It's best to let that marinade anyway.
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