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    Good thing it's an aluminum block huh? Not what you had planned for the winter I'm sure, but at least you got it stopped under control. It will be interesting to see what is involved in making the repair.
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    sorry to hear that, it looks like you got sideways when it went, great job of driving. positive note, at least you kept it off the wall. that would be awful to wrinke up a beautiful car like that.


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    Thanks guys. Actually the car went amazingly straight. I moved over as soon as I felt the car start shaking knowing that I had broken something. The engine has a diaper on it, and I can honestly say that if were not for it catching all the oil and crap coming out of the block, I would not be posting this report today.
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    Glad you came out okay............sounds like a big blow!
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