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1970 Roadrunner with a Ford Coyote engine...
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Hemirunner
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To each their own. That coyote is one wicked engine.
Roger63
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Maybe so but it belongs in a blue oval.
Hemirunner
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It could’ve been an LS swap! LolMaybe so but it belongs in a blue oval.
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If you're going to take up that much space, and install a "modern motor", it should have been a Gen 3 Hemi...
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Space and money, that swap is not cheap at all, a 392 produce the same amount of horsepower than the 392 why not an hemi, but... this cars are big boy toys, and if you want something unique, well to each his own.
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It was the only way the coyote could catch the road.runner. But, the road runner ate the coyote.
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