One step closer to seeing if the #1937 #oldsmobile #engine will it run?

One step closer to seeing if the #1937 #oldsmobile #engine will it run?
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@geraldwren9645 says:

It will run

@f.chrisliuzzo7889 says:

It’ll run

@BernardBouchard-qq9kq says:

On points they run on 6 volts 12 volt start only so make sure you have a resistor try 1.6 ohms.

@FunWithCars716 says:

Livestream tonight at 6pm eastern with Lake Speed Jr the Motor Oil Geek:
https://www.youtube.com/live/sgASYVQLDlA?si=3UJmyXinXDq9JxY6

@FunWithCars716 says:

Livestream tonight at 6pm eastern with Lake Speed Jr the Motor Oil Geek:
https://www.youtube.com/live/sgASYVQLDlA?si=3UJmyXinXDq9JxY6

@RandyHodder-z1k says:

It will R U N !!!!

@robertrondeauu2481 says:

Ratchet impact on the crank. You can also be patient and put a flywheel and starter on it. Take your time with it.

@keithconnolly-w7f says:

All you need is fuel and spark might not run great. Room temp

@James-we4fj says:

How big are your arms! It will probely run,the coil will work.

@markosborne9558 says:

well if it does, make sure to retard the timing way back. it can kick back and pull you in if its tdc or before. . The inertia of the flywheel has to pull it through. Before you dismiss this, take the Blade off your Briggs push mower and start the mower. Dont rush and hurt yourself. good luck.

@ronl.norman1045 says:

I see one head bolt is not tight. !!

@johnhart125 says:

We did on model t engine, I'd try it!

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