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Old 08-27-2005, 09:47 PM   #12
69 longhorn
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I still have a "virgin" '64 block, & 2 standard/standard steel cranks, & 1 extra set of 327sj rods packed in grease......just caint afford the blower to go on top, so i can cut a hole in the hood, & stuff it in my longhorn. 283's were born to rev, i could not kill the last 1, even after 100,000 mi of abuse......good stuff Maynerd L
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