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^^^ What he said^^^ Not to mention the engine stays cleaner !

A few years back, a 57-58 392 core would have brought $3000-$3500. Now that is the going rate for a running engine. Cores these days (around here anyway) are $1500 to $2500 depending on if they are stuck or not.

Thanks for all the help! I'm going to get into it this afternoon. I'll keep everyone updated.

Use your horse to pull the car over on it's side then It's real easy access to the trans . . . that's how my dad did it with his Studebaker!

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Maybe I missed it but I didn't see it mentioned yet...always give the crankshaft a couple of slow rotations while priming. Otherwise you likely get no oil to the top end.

These pulleys were on my rebuilt 74 RV 440 when I bought it in 2012. I recently learned they are not correct for a car with AC and PS. The engine used 3 belts with this configuration. The water pump pulley is a single groove 6 7/8" x 2 11/16". It apparently is for a non-AC car. The crank...

National Dragster!

Have a very happy birthday Ulli .... :bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday::bday: (You know you've achieved something when others nick your memes.) :lol:

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The course I was a member at starting in '97 is locally known as the "Goat Track" - because of the rough rough, and trees along with other obstacles. I used to be quite good at recovering from awkward places - I was always spraying balls across two or three fairways. I played some really good...

HBD!

Happy Birthday !

Looks good but I usually wait until it's assembled before I paint them. Lotsa little gasket edges and whatnot that need covering.

I think I recall the springs on the rear bow.

I think it's a scam

Can you confirm 2 springs on the back bow?

I remember a round we had, rain was approaching, and I took a quick water break at the turn. The group in front made a full stop, and we wasted no time headed to the tee box. The group in front had teed off and a we soon followed them, but before we drove away the group who had stopped and we...

It's funny how I remember the brand loyalists in our area. Our county was full of small dairy farms, and each farmer would never own or even use a tractor which wasn't his brand. You were either green, red, or blue, nothing else. There were a few outliers using Masseys or AC'S but very few. I've...