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10-25-2024, 10:26 AM
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Location: Ontario
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Re: Learning curve. My 72 Firebird adventure.
I always laugh to myself when the ad says 'was running when pulled'. I just assume the motor will need work when I buy them.
It is a good thing that you found the problems now, and you will be glad to know you have a solid reliable motor when it is done. It's all part of it, carry on and keep going................ and nice looking crank
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