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Is this a "for sale" post ? Are you the seller of said item ? If so, must be in proper category with a price.

I have eaten liver. When it is cooked properly, with fried onions, it is pretty good. A local restaurant here, does it well. My wife likes it better than me, though. When she orders it, I usually have a piece of it,too. Lobster, oysters, and other seafood, is a NO for me. If you see me at Red...

1970 HP block not sure what it’s for. For sale locally

Pull the main caps, looking for a spun main bearing. If they're good, no need to send it to a machine shop, unless you wanna check for cracks (a good idea!).

I know I’m a tad early, but. And the grandsons with my Blues!

RRFan Dan is correct when I ordered my 74 Rr brand new the biggest engine I could get was a 400 with a 4spd.

Maybe sell your tranny for good money the get one built to your liking. Kim

Yes, that was strange, must have been a last-minute rush get to the show finish build. Like they never tested the hood fully closing with the custom radiators (3?) cover It was too noticeable to be overlooked.

Yup and that why prices are high for junk... not many left ! You should have kept them all! Lol

My 68 is white.. guess white cars do matter. Lol

The engine made 631.5 horsepower @ 6800 RPM.

Yea, I saw that one, thanks for the props. Tried to comment on it, appears you may still have my YouTube profile blocked, commented on an earlier vid on that project challenging some ammeter info presented, my comments disappeared shortly after that. Good luck.

Not quite NOS but they will look nice hanging on the shop wall next to my Plymouth truck caps.

Whatever you're going to use, try it in an inconspicuous location on the car first to see if something "bad" happens. I didn't realize you had single stage paint. I wouldn't try the easy-off. My 928 has a clear coat that is hard as nails. Gets harder with age? It's a 1979 model.

Why does the hood fit so badly at the front? Was he trying to replicate the factory quality?

Hoghead54here, I've picked up a '69 Super bee thats pretty rough but has possibilities. No motor or tranny 4 speed car. Looking at it kind of makes me think I've jumped in the deep end of the pool with one hand tied behind my back but I'll get through it.

I'm glad you got that off your chest. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

I've used that to clean up old cylinder blocks but would hesitate trying on a finished vehicle.

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It's single stage but the painter said he mixed clear in with it (not sure if just the last coat(s) or all of 'em). Photo is day it was painted in Mexico (June 2015).