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Old 09-26-2022, 12:39 PM   #16
MARKDTN
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Re: 72 Cheyenne home

For a 350 that turns over by hand (and assuming that the oil looks decent), I would pull plugs and put your magic mystery oil of choice in there. Disconnect the fuel pump. Let it sit a day or so and rotate it with the starter until it shows oil pressure. Clean/change the points, new plugs and wires. Put a little 2-stoke gas down the carb and see it she fires. SB Chevys are pretty tolerant of oil issues.
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