Newbie looking for some help

[CCKW353]

Oil Puke tank - 427SC. I am looking to get one and have already tried the normal suspects - no responses yet. Would say one happen to know a source with inventory or one for sale? Any leads would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Rob

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by CCKW353

Oil Puke tank - 427SC. I am looking to get one and have already tried the normal suspects - no responses yet. Would say one happen to know a source with inventory or one for sale? Any leads would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Rob

Nick has them in stock. Not cheap, but that's the game we play. Puke Oil Vapor Tank Puke Oil Vapor Tank [Comp cars 289 427] - $525.00 : Acton Custom Enterprises, Custom Metal for Cobras

[CCKW353]

Thanks, I had dropped him a line already, waiting to hear back

Thanks,
Rob

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by CCKW353

Thanks, I had dropped him a line already, waiting to hear back

Thanks,
Rob

Now remember, a "puke tank" is just a glorified oil/air separator that looks like it was thrown together in somebody's garage (which it was). You could fabricate your own, to your own liking, and make it look just the way you want, and probably enjoy the crafting while you do it, and save a few C-notes in the process.

[cobrakiwi]

Hi there, I also make these tanks as well.
PM sent.

[CCKW353]

Thanks I will take a look

[CCKW353]

I spoke with Peter and we are working on my list of goodies now. So once I have it ironed out, I will start my build post but there wont be a lot of updates for a while.

Thanks to a local member that lives near me! I was able to sit and drive an ERA 427 replica and boy was it fun. I was shocked at how much leg room there is and it was interesting how the pedals are off set. One thing I can say is boy is it AWESOME. My fear of would I fit is long gone. Now I am just getting my garage ready for delivery, I will be some time but nothing like the present time to start. Come on 2019!

Rob

[kevins2]

I'm in the West Chester, PA area if you'd like to check out my ERA. As far as how the fit feels, I have the adjustable seat tracks and put spacers on the front of the track bolts to lean the seat back a little more, which is a fit that I like. Anyway, you're welcome to sit in it and check it out, go for a ride (as soon as the weather improves, that is). Also, my engine builder is in Schwenksville, PA if you'd like to discuss my experiences with him.

Kevin

[CCKW353]

Hi Kevin,

Thanks.... I understand since the weather and roads are pretty bad still. Lots of pot holes that could suck up a rim! I will shoot you PM.

Thanks
Rob