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Old 06-01-2012, 09:49 AM   #26
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Re: So what do you think really happened?

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Were the rod nuts still on the bolts or did one come off. Did you drain the oil or is that all that was left. The metal line for your turbo 350 trans is a good idea so it won't melt against the exhaust. Better look on you tube to get the rest of the story....... just kidding. Stuff happens. Rebuild with more power!
When I got out to where it happened, it was dripping water out of a hole in the oil pan. When we got it home, he drained what water was left, then he said some oil came out too.

It'll definately be another father/son project. When he first got it, we pulled the motor, replaced all the gaskets, plugs, etc. He cleaned it up, painted and we put it back in. Glad I kept the engine stand

We've been able to find 305/350s around here for $200 - $500. Told him once he gets a steady paycheck, we'll see about getting it back on the road.
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