906 heads. Good for factory.... 4 speed I do not know...Might be from a Road Runner....
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Also the 2468130 is a 383 block. Just checked the numbers on my 70 Cuda block @Sublime one
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The 906 heads have a larger combustion chamber than the 66 or 67 heads, but they will be fine if you use the right pistons..
The transmission is an A833, looks like out of a 70 car, but dont know without the beginning of the serial number..Looks like the transmission was from a 1970 car built at the St Louis plant.
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Looks like a common big block cast iron bellhousing. Probably from the same car as transmission
Because they see an opportunity to **** people and nobody's doing anything to stop them.So, if the refineries are slowing production due to reduced demand, why do the retail gas prices keep increasing due to the raw material shortage?
I'm a big spender. I would go at least a hundered on the floor speed.
Yes both my wife and I are vax.
I tested negative twice a week ago. Been sick for two and half weeks
So it would trouble you that the U.S. EXPORTED some 22,000,000 to 26,000,000 barrels of finished motor gasoline per month?
And somewhere around 240,000,000 barrels of other various petroleum products per month
Is that per month or year?
SWAG average per month.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration...
I don't think I F'd it up but check my numbers. I get messed up with numbers that are thousands of thousands
Total Crude Oil and Products Exports by Destination
I think thats more like a year number
Surprised that Mexico and South American countries are the biggest buyers.
Surprised that Mexico and South American countries are the biggest buyers.
What gets me is it states "Monthly Thousand Barrels"...234,217 thousand? (I add 3 zeros)
A lot is probably imported crude that is refined and sent back
Citgo I assume needs all the help they can get
Because it is cheaper to buy it from us then produce.
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The numbers are monthly...
A General Purpose tanker can carry between 70,000 and 190,000 barrels of finished product. 3.2 to 8 million gallons
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And corporations buy politicians and the cycle repeats
It's coming! I live in Waterloo. It will be here around 7:30.
Fasten your seat belt!
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