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    Posted: 12 Apr 2019 at 4:51am
I will be trailering my CA to a pull 68 miles away early Saturday. More than likely in the rain. What is the best way to "Keep My Powder Dry"? CA Has a distributor ignition and a straight pipe with a flapper cap.  
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used to be able to buy 'ignition spray' decades ago. It's a high voltage insulation spray. Several LIGHT coats, from different angles works best. It's how I waterproofed the CJ-5s I used to own. you can hiy cap with garden hose and she'll still run.
for the exhaust, remove flapper, put a rubbe rglove on the pipe, use gear clamp to hold it on.
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Same thing with the dizzy Ken, pull the wires and put a GOOD plastic bag or rubber one of some type and tie it down.  Just have to remember where #1 is and rotation.
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Inclosed trailer..




I’ve waited all day for someone else to be the smart @&$ to say this.
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Enclosed Trailer
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    I'm just going to put a diaper on the ignition.
    
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Ken, if we ever have a chance to meet , I think we get along just fine,       Lol.... Go with the diaper.
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