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    I haven't tried those on angle grinder. How well do those take care of surface rust? That A sure is starting to look good. Are you gonna give it a hair cut?..............

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    My Bad.......... My memory is lacking, I just wen't back and looked, and it looks like you have allready given her the trim job.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by dlotraf33 View Post
    My Bad.......... My memory is lacking, I just wen't back and looked, and it looks like you have allready given her the trim job.......
    Dlo Yeah it is trimmed second item that was on the list .

    Jack anytime it's a great tool and will take of the top rust . But a good blasting is needed for the deeper stuff .

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    Ok was going to hold out but the kid in me is itching to tell someone .

    Well I was given a 1969 302 that was pulled from neighbors 65 Mustang . He asked if I wanted it I said yeah thinking I was getting a spare 289 .
    It had sat in a salvage yard in Cali where he bought the car .
    When I got it home and tore it down I seen the bottom roller assembly had been balanced out and it came with a torker 4 brl intake .
    So it must have been raced the cylinders i honed to .003 over stock to clean up .





    Well it came together like this with some GT40P heads little torq cam .





    But thats not the good news this is , I picked this up about 3 weeks ago guy wanted it out of his way $500 he took it as part on a swap .
    This engine was already torn down so inspecting it was real easy . This owner never unwrapped anything to look .

    The crank was just turned .010 on the mains and rods all new bearings . New cam with it but I ordered a little hotter one more duration .
    I could see it was together for a short time then taken apart so maybe the cam was bad . The complete valve train is new or rebuilt for this engine .

    So I seen on the front .030 so he had it pulled and bored , located some .030 over pistons that are really dirty . This is where it sat till I got it .















    Mocked it all together , original paint Ladies and Gentleman the 1961 Buick 401 CI Nailhead can we get a oooohhhh



    He gave me the Dyna Flow and a 1965 Super Turbine 400 that will bolt right up .

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang67 View Post
    Ok was going to hold out but the kid in me is itching to tell someone .

    Well I given a 1969 302 that was pulled from neighbors 65 Mustang . He asked if I wanted it I said yeah thinking I was getting a spare 289 . It had sat in a salvage yard in Cali where he bought the car . When I got it home and tore it down I seen the bottom roller assembly had been balanced out and it came with a torker 4 brl intake . So it must have been raced the cylinders i honed to .003 over stock to clean up .



    Well it came together like this with some GT40P heads little torq cam .


    But thats not the good news this is , I picked this up about 3 weeks ago guy wanted it out of his way $500 he took it as part on a swap . This engine was already torn down so inspecting it was real easy . This owner never unwrapped anything to look .

    The crank was just turned .010 on the mains and rods qall new bearings . New cam with it but I ordered a little hotter one more duration . I could see it was together for a short time then taken apart so maybe the cam was bad . The complete valve train is new or rebuilt for this engine .

    So I seen on the front .030 so he had it pulled and bored , located some .030 over pistons that are really dirty . This is where it sat till I got it .
    So I'm a little confused on what you're saying, Bobby. Did the '69 302 come with all the mods you described for free or is there another 302 involved that cost $500 and you combined them? Either way, sounds like you got some fun stuff to play with!!
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    Randy no I built the 302 it came with the bottom end balanced , the $500 was where I purchased the Nailhead
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang67 View Post
    Randy no I built the 302 , the $500 was where I purchased the Nailhead
    Oh, I see....when I first read your post the Nailhead pics did not appear. I only saw the 302 pics. Now I see them both.... It's all better now...LOL!
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    Yeah dummy me hit submit instead of preview.

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    Another thing these Nailheads are really rough cast . Around the lifter bores especially , they can have a 1/64 thick slag hanging on . So from a recommendation I did spend a few hours and de burred them . This will be the new HEART for the 31 A will be a fun ride .

    One owner started it with a cut off wheel luckily no damage .







    Finished not a race engine but looks so much better .



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    Ooooooooooh, Nailhead!.........Doesn't get any better than that. Good score on both engines.

    Don

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    If it wasn't for your torn maniscus issue.. I'd say you were the luckiest S.O._ I know!

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    double post
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    Don yep a Nailhead is the only reason to pull a Ford and put in a GM .

    Mike yeah knee stops the long hours , but I get to play a bit . Yesterday my POR 15 engine paint kit cam in so I started the stripping today a little bit . Picked these stickers off ebay . Here is the paint kit also .




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    Bobby,
    How does that Por 16 engine enamel hold up around the exhaust ports?

    Jack.
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    Jack from what I have heard and what POR 15 states it will not burn off . It was manufactured just for this application . Now I hope all this is true hate to redo anything down the road .

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