Crabby Newport update

[Timsnewporttwin]

Hello again,

Thanks for all the input from you folks out there. My 65 Newport was struggling, popping through the carb and running rough. On, I believe, Big John's suggestion I kept it simple, found a few seriously fouled plugs. I put in new AC plugs and also changed the coil. It started up normally and popping gone. Took it for a ride and all seems fine. Still need to get on highway for good sustained speed but it did ok. Dealt with a hill, no popping, handled traffic and a trip to the grocery store just fine !! The crabby Newport rides again ! Appreciate the pointers and support !
Tim

 

[ayilar]

Looking forward to seeing photos! @Big_John

 

[Timsnewporttwin]

Tried to upload one, couldn't do it. Tried a couple times. But it's a white 2 Dr, red interior. Bailed out of a junkyard 12 yrs ago. Tried again, says file too big for server?

 

[3175375]

Tried to upload one, couldn't do it. Tried a couple times. But it's a white 2 Dr, red interior. Bailed out of a junkyard 12 yrs ago. Tried again, says file too big for server?

Take a screenshot of the picture while viewing it on your phone and then you can attach the screenshot here.

 

[1970FuryConv]

You can also use photoshop to reduce the quality of the photo and thus reduce the number of megabytes to a level that the pic will upload. Most of the time, this solution does not diminsh the onscreen quality of your pics.

 

[ayilar]

You can also use Photoshop to reduce the quality of the photo and thus reduce the number of megabytes to a level that the pic will upload. Most of the time, this solution does not diminish the onscreen quality of your pics.

Not many people have Adobe Photoshop, but on a Mac you can easily downsample photos. The photo quality will drop a bit (there ain't no free lunches), but it should still be fine for the purpose of posting on FCBO.

 

[3175375]

You can also use photoshop to reduce the quality of the photo and thus reduce the number of megabytes to a level that the pic will upload. Most of the time, this solution does not diminsh the onscreen quality of your pics.

Not many people have Adobe Photoshop, but on a Mac you can easily downsample photos. The photo quality will drop a bit (there ain't no free lunches), but it should still be fine for the purpose of posting on FCBO.

I am using my phone 99.86% of the time. Screenshot, cropping and posting the smaller picture is quick and relatively easy to do.