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  1. 01-18-2011 05:51 PM #1
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    Is that Hemi from the 426 family? I love the injection unit on the blower. Can't wait to see everything together.
    How many lumps ya want with that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by akrateffil View Post
    Is that Hemi from the 426 family? I love the injection unit on the blower. Can't wait to see everything together.
    These are based on the 426... but the aluminum block tells a different story. It's a Keith Black engine.
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    Heck Jay,when you said "your first candy paint STREET JOB" I imagined a car one would jump in to cruise to the supermarket in for a change but now that I have seen that KB Hemi etc and the little engineering of the frame,I don't think it will every be used as a shopping basket. Man that is going to be one very nice ride and I too will like to see photos of the completed car thanks.
    I maybe a little crazy but it stops me going insane.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiplash23T View Post
    Heck Jay,when you said "your first candy paint STREET JOB" I imagined a car one would jump in to cruise to the supermarket in for a change but now that I have seen that KB Hemi etc and the little engineering of the frame,I don't think it will every be used as a shopping basket. Man that is going to be one very nice ride and I too will like to see photos of the completed car thanks.
    This guy does not own a trailer... if that tells you anything. :-)
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    Awesome Jay,and congratulate the owner for me too please as I also believe one builds them to be driven but I also understand why people use trailers when travelling large distances with family to attend rod events. That is going to be one very nice vehicle for sure.
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