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Old 03-14-2006, 12:41 PM   #26
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Re: My Beater: What Color for the 350

Remember me when you get that worthless 6 cylinder pulled out. I'd give it a good home and nurture it like it deserves.
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Old 03-14-2006, 03:42 PM   #27
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Re: My Beater: What Color for the 350

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Remember me when you get that worthless 6 cylinder pulled out. I'd give it a good home and nurture it like it deserves.
Sorry, board member 'Zeus' snagged it already for his 66 Chev II. I actually sold the motor before I yanked it & this all happened about a year ago. I can't seem to get things done as fast as you .

For the record, I loved the 6cyl, it was the dang trannys (x3) puking on me that changed my mind to the tried & true 350/350 combo. N2TRUX came along w/some money burning a hole in his pocket for a RamJet & his old motor was just collecting dust @ the shop. The rest is history.
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