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Japanese cutie
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I haven't felt like that since 7th grade...
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83 F-250 460 c.i. puller
couple of others
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To be continued....lots more
I haven't felt like that since 7th grade...
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you've been very busy!
"When all else fails, force prevails!" Ummm, we're gonna need a bigger hammer here.
67.5 SPL311 H20 w/5 speed
65 Impala Convertible
2017 C43 AMG
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65 Impala Convertible
2017 C43 AMG
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Looking good. Wow, the damage to the original motor was catastrophic. Glad you did not give up on her.
Steve
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67 SRL311-00279-resto project
Stock '72 240Z-Blue
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2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser
2009 Smart ForTwo Passion Coupe
2013 Fiat 500 Abarth
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R16 113986 buried with honors...
I haven't felt like that since 7th grade...
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couple of others
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couple of others
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Re: Japanese cutie
What a beauty! Looking good!
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Looking good, glad its all done now
Simon
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Looks great! I thought the crack in my previous block was bad... ouch! Sorry that happened
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No, you don't bury that, you clean it, repaint it, and make a coffee/end table out of it! The broken rod and piston will make good paperweights as well

Nice work, the car looks good, the engine looks fantastic. Hopefully this engine will last for years.
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I’ve been watching the whole thing and he’s done some serious bonding with his roadster..
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So have I now... But all the damn lights work now.cktrap wrote: Mon Sep 30, 2019 8:42 pm I’ve been watching the whole thing and he’s done some serious bonding with his roadster..
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67 basket case, paint coming soon.
67 basket case, paint coming soon.
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When you build that new fuse box make two I could use a spare. Thanks for all your help
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You guys are way too humble. I wanted to wait for this but will throw out some kudos now. First, this was not supposed to go this way. I neither wanted or could afford the time required for this type of project. I'm writing this for those who are straddling the fence on purchase, not as discouragement, but to temper the excitement.
I wanted a driver only, not a major rebuild. That's the way it goes though. So here are some early thanks to those who have checked my attitude. There were several times I wanted to Molotov my car off a cliff, but no longer.
Cktrap,, Jim Tyler, SLOroadster, Steve Pettersen and Curtis have all talked me off the ledge several times. My car has consumed way more of my time than expected or wanted. (at first) Keith calls it bonding. I call it trying to keep my neck from swelling. I have several issues needing resolution, but it's true, I have bonded to the car.
Point being, in no capacity of any group I have dealt with have I found a more dedicated or friendly bunch of folks. I think I'm gonna cry....
Of course if you want to cry go try and buy a turn signal switch new, or a fuse box....
I wanted a driver only, not a major rebuild. That's the way it goes though. So here are some early thanks to those who have checked my attitude. There were several times I wanted to Molotov my car off a cliff, but no longer.
Cktrap,, Jim Tyler, SLOroadster, Steve Pettersen and Curtis have all talked me off the ledge several times. My car has consumed way more of my time than expected or wanted. (at first) Keith calls it bonding. I call it trying to keep my neck from swelling. I have several issues needing resolution, but it's true, I have bonded to the car.
Point being, in no capacity of any group I have dealt with have I found a more dedicated or friendly bunch of folks. I think I'm gonna cry....
Of course if you want to cry go try and buy a turn signal switch new, or a fuse box....
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I haven't felt like that since 7th grade...
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83 F-250 460 c.i. puller
couple of others
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83 F-250 460 c.i. puller
couple of others
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It takes a village.....
(No, not a village idiot)
(No, not a village idiot)

"When all else fails, force prevails!" Ummm, we're gonna need a bigger hammer here.
67.5 SPL311 H20 w/5 speed
65 Impala Convertible
2017 C43 AMG
67.5 SPL311 H20 w/5 speed
65 Impala Convertible
2017 C43 AMG
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Tom, Your story I tell later. Your help saved me so much time...
Here's a true friend under my dash! His last words. "I'm going in..."
Here's a true friend under my dash! His last words. "I'm going in..."
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I haven't felt like that since 7th grade...
70 SPL
83 F-250 460 c.i. puller
couple of others
70 SPL
83 F-250 460 c.i. puller
couple of others