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Old 08-28-2015, 02:21 AM   #1
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Project new navy
Bringing this home tomorrow. It's a 1948 with a S10 chassis conversion. I will be attempting a more modern version of an old navy truck
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It has a 327 with a powerglide
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I am putting this in it. It has a 350 with a 327 crank bored 40 over. It's a 333 with a 177 supercharger.it has 600 at the crank. I am putting a 700r4 behind it. Not sure how well the blower will clear the hood. I will not be using these headers
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Old 08-28-2015, 11:54 AM   #7
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It has a 327 with a powerglide
Are those 350 heads or did some of the later 327's come with that type head? I'm used to seeing 265-327 with the earlier smooth heads with the powerpac or fuelie camel bumps.
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Somewhere in here I saw a pic of an AD that had an extended cab added. Cant Remember where I saw it though.

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