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Roll back is a tow truck, got any friends in the towing business? After broken down most parts are able to be moved by hand, the decks are kinda heavy & awkward, I use a furniture dolly & a breakdown engine hoist... As I've said before, if you are willing you'll find a way, if you surrender...

Never seen one in over 50 years working on a bunch of different makes. Doug

No, not to me either. Honestly, the only reason ive ever found one to be "bad" is incredibly rough handling by others, stripped pulley bolts or extreme wear one the seal ring area. I've seen some very cracked rubber rings that would make me pass and grab a different one tho.

sand/soda/glass blast will ultimately give you a clean service paint will grip to.

That would be if the carrier sends a rollback. A lift gate truck would work too. But I would be at the mercy of Home Depot scheduling the right truck for delivery which I doubt they would take responsibility for. And, once unloaded and broken down can the individual steel pieces be moved...

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In the fine print for that lift it says you can use a rollback truck for unloading. Never thought about that, but that would probably work okay.

I’m thinking that is likely what happened. Long ago…. Stephens is great. I’m confident my case is fine now though, thoroughly inspected and cleaned.

Try rolling one of those up!!

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Here you go

I’ll send you another picture tomorrow Lol :lol:

I have never seen one. What I have seen on alot of old small blocks is the nylon cam gears that some years had be worn out and have lots of timing chain slack, which messes with the engine timing.

You'll never know it's gone...

I’m looking a black 64 polara 500 in excellent shape. 4 speed. Black interior. May consider auto on floor. Prefer big block. Thanks looking for car in condition in reference picture below.

I'm sure that it comes out looking the same as it want in.

I'm going to need to see more pics of your A100 :poke: Taking my new odometer out today to get it changed up to read correct total 'mileage' - otherwise it will show inconsistencies at the next safety checks. :rolleyes:

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I wish I could buy a lift through Home Depot up here for that money. That said, and the accusation that I'm living in the past, I can still buy my certified Direct Lift HD 9000xl for $8500 cdn including a $1600 trolley jack. Width is wider than my 9' doors..