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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Glendale, Arizna
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Craigslist 71, not mine
Not sure if it's lwb or swb, it appears to have at least one front fender, a core support, hood, and bare looking doors. No mention of a title, but anyone can send him an e-mail. Looks like an aborted project, who knows what parts he has. No, I'm not buying it I'm up to my neck in projects already.
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/pts/4670508101.html |
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Location: Tucson, AZ USA
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Re: Craigslist 71, not mine
I suppose its a fair deal if you factor the 427 Tall Deck into it. Still for $2800 I like it if they run. If you had a shot cab, but a barnfull of doghouse tin, it would be perfect. At least its less than 2 hours away.
No new projects for me either, I got 2 that run good and 2 "future projects'' already, I'm at full capacity. Might be perfect for somebody.
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Location: Payson, UT
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Re: Craigslist 71, not mine
I like the 427, but I'm not a fan of motors that have been bored out that much.
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Re: Craigslist 71, not mine
No problem boring a big block that much they normally can go .125 before any worries. Not that I would go that far but there is plenty of wall there to do that. Jim
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Location: Payson, UT
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Re: Craigslist 71, not mine
Yeah, call me weird but I like blocks that have only gone out as far as 0.030 over at most. I like knowing for a certainty that I have room to clean up the cylinders for future rebuilds. I have seen some motors that can't handle .060 and future cleanups.
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1974 Plymouth Satellite (driver, project) 1972 GMC 2500 (future project, does drive though) |
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