My last set of MT's for big block Olds. Great condition, no damage. The perfect finishing touch for your jet's Olds! $100 plus shipping. Located in Anaheim, CA

Jacuuzi WJ I've had in my cruiser for about 7 seasons. Impeller is in very good shape with wear ring replaced at that time, shaft turns freely and has no slop. Pump is $250 alone or $300 for pump and WJ Place diverter adapter. Adapter alone is $75.They are in BHC, available 5/17.

Decided to put the 545 in the '32 so don't need these any longer.
Harman long bolt logs with snails and stainless bolts - $200$175
Harman thermostat setup for 460 includes front cover, bypass hose and thermostat housing (no thermostat included) - SOLD
Prices do not include shipping

Looking for an standard Berk open loader for the Canyon tunnel.

Gonna be testing the Canyon the week of 9/12 in BHC. If you're in town, you'll hear it.......

Wish we would have had the video going...... flying through the air like rag dolls. 

I'm trying to bring the 454 in the Canyon back to life slowly and cautiously. Had the tunnel ram off to polish it, check the cam (found roller of unknown specs), and put some oil in the valley to help lubricate it on start up. It has a remote dual oil filter with new filters (Wix, not Fram) which were filled before installing them. Pumped the old oil out and refilled with fresh for startup with nothing particularly nasty about it and not loaded with fuel. I bought a cheap oil pump primer to get some oil circulated before cranking and spun the pump with the valve covers off to verify circulation. While spinning the pump, it would build resistance as you'd expect when it builds pressure but after several minutes nothing to the rockers.
I wrote that off to a cheap tool as I've heard some of these offshore tools don't seal well and bleed off pressure before it can get to the top end. Today, I pulled the plugs, fogged the cylinders and spun the motor over with the starter. Distributor rotor spins, rockers move, no nasty noises, and still no oil to the rockers. My next move will be putting a mechanical oil pressure gauge on it and trying to prime it again.
Is there something common to the BBC that can bleed oil pressure before it gets to the top, or something obvious I may have overlooked? I know I haven't put a lot of detail into this, so if there's some questions that may help narrow down this issue, throw them at me.

The Canyon's trailer uses the old style round 4 pin female socket on the trailer with a jumper to the tow vehicle. I started Googling "round 4 pin wiring" to see what the standard is, and what a mess.  Websites you would think would have correct info contradict each other, so it's back to square one. I remember from the old days you basically wired a trailer to match the wiring spliced on the tow vehicle, but had forgotten how screwed up it was back then.
Looks like I'll be pin testing the trailer and making a jumper that'll match the flat 4 pin standard. 

Finally got this home from Pico Rivera yesterday, so let the restoration begin. Not a lot known about this as the seller wasn't a boater and it was given to him. What I DO know is BBC (unknown displacement), MSD, dual double pumper tunnel ram, Berk with a wedge and diverter. The hull is pristine with no gel chips anywhere, just a couple stress cracks in the deck. It seems like a medium layup, so it's not a potato chip hull.  The balsa floor needs a REALLY good buffing, and I'm hoping to b ring the vinyl back so it's reasonably presentable. 
Last registration was 1995, so obviously the fuel system will be blown apart and cleaned/rebuilt.
First up, wash, buff and scrub the vinyl......

I have leftover teakwood that I used to build the trailer steps on my old flatbottom jet. There are 4 pieces and might be enough for a complete swim step. Measures 1-7/8"w x 3/4"d ...... 2 pieces 60" long, 1 piece 48"l, and 1 piece 72" l. I want them gone QUICKLY, so first one here gets it free.
PM or email, they'll be cut up and thrown if they're still here by Thurs (trash day).

I'm looking at a boat Wednesday,  but the seller doesn't know the builder. Looking like Ultra or PC to me..... what do you think?

Getting rid of a ton of project parts...... some boat, some street rod, lots in between! Saturday 8/29 8am to 1pm, so if you're in the area early, check out some cool stuff!
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/gms/5189094374.html