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No that is a 388 cubic inch stroked small block Chevy in both pictures.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clint45
I guess I do not understand the question.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goodburbon
No it is built for the track and I am not even remotely into stuff like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by UncleDave
I need to teach you how to wire stuff so it does not turn into a Car-B-Que.
That is the original owner who did that. I will post some pictures of what it looks like when I am done under the hood. Thanks for the offer though. I will try to remember to take pictures of all the stuff he had electrical tape on. I am so far from getting this thing on the road it is not even funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerrymrc
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Originally Posted by jerrymrc
I thought exactly the same thing....car-b-que[ROFL1]
Me and my friends used to call it a nuclear melt down. Have you ever seen what happens when the hot wire for an amp is not on a fuse and grounds out? It is pretty nasty, I used to install stereo equipment for a business so I have seen it a lot. Like I said I did not mess with the wiring do to lack of driving and knowing I was going to go through everything. Also that hot was not hooked up and a lot of those lines are vacuum, they just look like wires cause they are different colors.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoeT
Yeah, if the wires let the magic smoke out car no longer worky so goodly[Coffee]
Nevermind, it's a beautiful engine.
1996 called , they want their wheels back.
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One word: COOL!
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Originally Posted by Tinelement
[ROFL1]
My first car was a Cutlass. Mine was a 1970 model though.