Bought a 70
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You have been busy Mark 
Oklahoma dirt! Gotta love it!
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But look at how nice those rails are!
Picked up a nice DP4B intake this morning for the engine.
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I ran one of those years ago on a 383.......... I scored a ch4b for my 440
ch4b's are getting really hard to find. Ended up with a performer on the Charger.
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are you inferring the powder kept them dry?
reminds me of a girl I knew who always smelled like baby powder
........ until the alcohol and cigarettes covered it up
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Literally putting in the blood, sweat and tears Eh?
Great progress!
My car had red dust everywhere. You can see it on the top of the transmission and this piece I pulled out of the transmission crossmember. I always figured it must be from Arizona because it was so rust free, but maybe not.
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I'm curious what was attached to the inner bucket seat bolts underneath.......prior to undercoat
Interesting, there was nothing attached to them when I pulled the seats. Did not even notice that. That almost looks like it could have been done before the seats were installed.
He looked just like that in his younger days. There is a picture of him pulling the engine out of his former 70 yellow Charger, it's a dead ringer.Is that RC?
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