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Yes I can do that as soon as it gets home. The owner of the car suddenly passed away and his widow is selling it so the registration is currently in motor vehicle limbo land
I wish it was a 500, but is just the 440 trim level. It is a Canadian car but definitely not the 318 poly. It’s also possible that the engine has been swapped but current owner of 30 years says the motor is untouched.
Just put a down payment on a 67 convertible that I stumbled across. It’s a 2 owner car, unrestored. One re paint and new top was put on in the 90s but overall it’s a very original car with a small block…. So would it be a 318 or 273?
I did a similar build about a year ago using those type of pistons. Using a .484 cam there was only about .095" of clearance with a .040" head gasket... so pretty much at the limit. Bottom line is those pistons are not good for a performance build for this reason. I only ended up using them...
They are just trying to cover all of their bases by appealing to the next big thing. Personally, I’m not a fan but I think it’s smart on their end. Around here, Harley’s are more popular than ever and a co worker was telling me when he was at bike week in Laconia NH a couple weeks ago, 98% of...
It depends on a lot of things.... like how far he will have to travel for work, if he is the kind of guy that will need a truck, will be living at home or moving out on his own... the list could go on and on. But before making any big purchase, I would make sure that I had a solid and secure...
I would never hand my keys over to someone I didn't know to change the tires. Remove them yourself and take them to a shop to have the new tires put on the wheels. My preference is BFG TA's, white letters out, 275/60/15 rears. But whatever you end up doing, make sure you give the old ones a...
But he still may have aluminum heads, water pump, and other aluminum components that are exposed to the coolant system. I'd switch to straight water or regular pre mix to see if the problem went away. Then you could rule out coolant being the issue.
Funny how these people will build close to a drag strip then complain about noise. Chances are, the strip has been around before they were even born. BS