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From what I can tell EricG didn't do anything to his 'Cat today...but he's lusting for a V8 Pacer.

Fixed.

Why wouldn't you? Judging by your driveway photos it doesn't look like you're hitting an Interstate on-ramp within a few hundred yards of leaving the house, making me think that by the time you do have to/want to get on it a little, the oil is probably up to 100 degrees or so. If you needlessly...

Let's hope you'll never need a crate engine.

You probably should, regardless of how long the frames and bodies last. And what do you do if it's -14? Leave the engine idling for days?

Really? Does the Furd manual say so, or is that your interpretation? My vehicles sure seem to be ready to run once the engine does.

Your pickup was on high idle, in an effort not to idle. It knows better.