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  1. 12-07-2003 09:14 AM #1
    mr.niceguy
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    I found this forum about a week ago and finally decided to join up. First of all, this is the first forum I've ever actually joined so bear with me. I'm 22 years old and I live in Atlanta GA (College Park to be exact). Right now I'm away at school in Ann Arbor MI (Go BLUE!!), but my plan for the summer is to come home and start rebuilding my 1981 camaro, a gift from my aunt. This will also be my first project car. It needs work, both cosmetic and mechanical. I'm pretty sure it has the original 305 in it, which I hope to get running strong until I can afford to drop in a 350 or something similar. I also want to rubuild the motor in my 67 Ford longbed. I've been told it has a 351 Cleveland, but I'm not sure. Anyway, Just wanted to say hi and I hope to hear from you guys.
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  3. 12-07-2003 02:55 PM #2
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    Well Howdy mr.niceguy.......Nice to hear from a young guy with American iron.!!.......These guys will steer ya right with any problems ya have.....well....lets see.............yeah they will..........Welcome.!!......
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  4. 12-07-2003 03:49 PM #3
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    Welcome aboard Mr Niceguy. We always need more of you around. Good luck with your projects!

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    Say it with me people, 2 classic cars, two small block V-8s, this guys all right! Just stay at the course you on now, and there will never be a loss of the good old ways.
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    Good onya mate, stick around, these guys will be a deep source of info, and laughs!

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