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Thanks Steven I appreciate it. Workin as much as I can lately trying to fund more of the project. Get a build thread goin on yours!
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not yet. i do have some pictures of when i pulled it out of the barn. still trying to figure out how to up load them. ive been reading all of y'alls threads and it is getting me real excited to start. i pulled the engine out (straight 6) about a month ago. anxious to get it to the machine shop to clean it up. anyway, hope you and all the ther guys are well. i enjoy reading everybody's post. it sure helps the rookies like me out.

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Any updates?
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x2
Really looking forward to this one!

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Nice build! things are moving along mighty quick and make me feel like im just to damn slow on my build lol. looking good tho. subscribed.

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Yeah guys I've been slacking with the uploads of pictures cause it's such a pain for me. Does anyone know if I can upload with an iPhone?
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That's how I do my updates
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Alright time for some updates... Late January I took my motor to the builder and just as of yesterday I got it back. Got a little discouraged and didn't work on the truck much. Well the wait was worth it, I think it turned out great and sounds awesome! Fully assembled and tuned, to bad the trucks far from needing a motor that runs.
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Did a powdercoat clear on my intake that I thought looked close to the original finish. All with hopes it stays nice. Also did my Sanderson headers in ceramic. If there is any locals I highly recommend performance coatings in Everett wa. The owner is Chris and does amazing work at very reasonable prices.
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In my down time I searched daily for a hood. Finally found one and picked it up for a hundred. Very solid and drilled for lettering.
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And now the motor... I was hoping to get more pics along the assemble but the builder was about 30miles north of me. Balanced 402 .030 over with forged pistons 9.5:1, complete new comps valve train with 280 cam, performer rpm manifold, Holley street avenger 770 carb, Sanderson bb truck headers, msd hei, and all billet specialties accessories.
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Got it on the engine stand broke in and tuned
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Done!

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My latest score was yesterday, put some parts on cl for trade for buddy buckets. So a set of doors and a few bucks got me a set of buddy buckets.
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That motor sure is pretty :)
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Those buddies look better then mine when I picked them up!
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Thanks cameron
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The engine looks really good.
Do they make an aluminum or stainless steel fuel rail for that carb?

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Yeah I bought a stainless braided steel one but didn't fit. The hoses are just temp. That and the orange t stat housing drives me nuts
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Motor looks great and nice score on the buddys. Glad to see some updates.
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Oh man, that's a KILLER update! Sure wish you had taken a video of that break in run. Nice score on the hood! Your truck is going to be badass!!!!

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I'll follow along. That engine looks clean enough to eat off of.

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Thanks sir, gotta get some pics uploaded I put the motor in the frame last night
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We're gonna need to see that! I was showing the Boy your build last night and this is going to be a good one!

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Hope to have a trans here within a month. Kicked around the idea of an aluminum driveline if it'll fit through my cross member. Does anyone know?
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Now would be the time to have a nice shop. Way too much crap in a little space
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It could be worse you could be in my position and have to do your entire build outside.
I would love to have a 2 car garage to fill up with my crap :lol:

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Your very right could be worse. It rains here 360/365 so that would suck for me.
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Looking good!!!

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Motor looks great in the frame. Are those headers the Sanderson BB8? Could you do me a favor and take a picture of the driver side header where it bolts to the heads so I can see how much clearance the tubes have to the frame and also a picture of where the collectors sit. I'm having some clearance issues with the steering rack and shaft on my Dropmember with my Hedman headers.

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Yes they are sandersons bb8s, I'll take a pic when I get home from work and upload it.
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Ya, it's kind of a small space but I don't see much "crap" in there. Looks good man!

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That air cleaner have a hose barb for a PCV circuit? If not I'd fab one up and ditch them breathers. Run a PCV in one valve cover and connect the other side to your air cleaner. One, it'll circulate clean, fresh air through your motor. Two, you won't have oily goo all over them sexy valve covers!

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Ok lots of 67-72 treasures haha. Wish it was full of barn finds but I never find those
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Nice that motor looks awesome between the frame rails.
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Nice work !