The Skyway cars were apparently delivered to a New York-area dealer as drivers, but they had their drivetrains stripped out before they were installed at the Fair remember, they were riding on the assembly line-like track system of the Magic Skyway, no internal combustion necessary. How the car - nicknamed "Margaret" by its owners Allison and Mark Jackson - made it off the Magic Skyway and into the museum is, as you'd imagine, something of a story. At this very moment, it's parked in the lobby of the AACA Museum in Hershey, Pennsylvania. What has happened to the cars used on the Magic Skyway ride, which included a range of assorted FoMoCo drop-tops including Mustangs and Thunderbirds? Well, we do know where a few of them ended up, including this desert tan 1964 Thunderbird.
What has happened to us a people since then? We do not know somehow, we lost our way, and our sense of wonder. Next I'd do if this doesn't fix it is give the car 1-2 degrees timing more (NO MORE) if the car starts right up, no pinging, overheating, any issues whatsoever great.Clear advantage: World’s Fair, and that's before you take the World's Largest Cheese (free admission!) into account. NOTE: Do not force the choke to turn.if you do, the coil inside may bend too much or break, then you'll need a new choke. If it does't crank up depress the gas pedal for a few seconds (don't pump the gas, just hold down for a few secs)- go to the carb and turn the choke again a little more. SO lossen the choke screws and turn the choke about 2 "clicks or lines" the the right and try to start car DO NOT force car to start up like you have been (remember, we are trying to FIX that problem). the car may need a little more rich mix in order to startup.
do you have the electric choke or the original heat choke on the car?Įither way, take note of the original choke setting now on the car. Sounds like choke settings if everything else is correct.
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