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You can test fit the head on the block with no gasket, if the head sits on the deck you are good to go. Always a good functional check that takes no time or special tools.

His brain donor was some dude named Abner Normal

Ha Ha made you look!

https://taskandpurpose.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/29/wall-to-wall-counsing-regulation.pdf

Is going to see Women's Hockey at Wrigley Field and taking her little sister along with her.

Looks like it was in a paint ball fight.

For street performance get a 3000 up stall no less . Unless you are running a bone stock engine with out a performance cam. Choose a converter that matches your peak rpm engine torque.

I use some of the parts for lock outs for some FI systems other than that never had any one ask for one except once at Carlisle. That forum alot of people still run them. Big PIA to troubleshoot unless you have the tester which is really hard to find. Saw one once on FB.

Looks great Mike!

I am as busy the day after Christmas as I was in the days leading up to Christmas.

You brought it up good read?

Pete started it

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Well I got my gift from Joey....LOL

Thought you and Fred had that? :lol:

I've posted in another thread but the only time I get a noise from the avatar's split mono CalTracs is on a part throttle 2-3 shift. Certainly not a reason not to run them!!

:lol: Logic kicked in. Erased the response to above. :lol:

This is a good deal if it is "As Advertised" '65 B-body Dodge/Plymouth Original Upfitted Radio

Question, if a slant six car is built somewhere that is right hand drive, does the master cylinder have fitment issues?

I'll list the stuff for sale then. Figured it was worthless

True on the F,M and J forum prob

Got a link?

Score!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :thumbsup:

As usual, I'm too lazy for all that. Keep in mind too, I bet that description was written by someone whose first language AIN'T English. lol

As long as the kids had a good time... :lol:

I don't think I'd throw it in the trash. Believe it or not, people look for that stuff for correct restorations. You might put it up for sale. You could end up helping someone.

Apparently there are self help books out there :rolleyes:

I don't know...

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