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  1. 03-30-2004 09:12 AM #16
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    Looks Good!
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  3. 03-30-2004 09:21 PM #17
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    What engine are you thinking for her?
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    For now I want to put a slant 6 back in her, until I can build the right combination of engine tranny and rearend. I want to end up with a small block hemi maybe or a 318 or 360 not too sure right now. But for now I like the idea of the 3 in a tree shifting it currently has.
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    Sounds like a great plan, there is alot of engines to choose from, there is no hurry. being sure of what you want for the car is essential to not waste alot of money IMHO. You can always put other things in as you go, winter work on the car is half the fun!
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    THat it is brickman, I want to get the body work done before winter as I don't have a garage built yet. Thats maybe next summers project. But for now body work, rebuild the tranny, rearend and find a slant 6 for now. Then sell the parts for a slant 6 that are sitting in the car right now for some spare cash. (all parts but the block)
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